Fast food delivers another strong result for Restaurant Brands
Continued strong demand for chicken, burgers and tacos has resulted in another strong year for Restaurant Brands.
Toy firms face legal action over choking risks to children
A string of toy companies are facing legal action for selling unsafe toys that pose choking hazards for young children.
Kathmandu co-founder prosecuted in Australia
Former prominent New Zealand businesswoman Jan Cameron, a co-founder of outdoor retailer Kathmandu, is being prosecuted by Australia's financial regulator.
Retailers cutting staff hours and orders amid coronavirus pressure
Retailers catering to tourists are cutting staff hours and forward orders in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Consumers relatively upbeat in latest confidence index
Low interest rates and a stronger housing market are keeping consumers relatively buoyant.
Black Friday takes bite out of Christmas holiday sales
Black Friday retail sales could be changing the shopping habits of consumers ahead of traditional pre-Christmas and Boxing Day holiday sales.
What are the benefits and risks of a cashless society?
The cashless society is coming – you can bet your last physical dollar on it, David Cohen says. The smart money says we may now be in the last decade before the penny finally drops. Many New Zealanders will have already had the experience, possibly even over the
New Zealander Greg Foran who heads Walmart moving to Air NZ CEO role
Air New Zealand has named the current head of major retail chain Walmart's US operations as its new chief executive.
Hallenstein Glassons posts $29m profit for the year
Hallenstein Glassons has had a modest lift in sales and profits, helped by growth in Australia and online sales.
Michael Hill International posts $17m profit
Jewellery retailer Michael Hill International has reported a lift in profit but is feeling the pinch of lower sales and squeezed margins.