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BusinessMay 14

NZ economy 'ticking along nicely'

Retail sales data out yesterday provided further evidence the New Zealand economy was ''ticking along nicely'', BNZ head of research Stephen Toplis said.
BusinessJune 25

Nu-Dax outlets' creditors unlikely to get paid

Three retail clothing outlets in Queenstown, Mosgiel and Invercargill have been placed in voluntary liquidation, with the total of more than $400,000 owed to 26 unsecured creditors "unlikely" to be repaid.
DunedinJune 13

Retailing 'only' within existing areas in future

All future retail enterprises in Dunedin, with very few exceptions, are likely to be encouraged into existing central city or suburban retail centres under the city's new spatial plan.
Retailing 'only' within existing areas in future
Retailing 'only' within existing areas in future
BusinessFebruary 8

Retail profit margins under pressure

The changing dynamics of retailing and recession-led volatility have been reflected in a cautionary Warehouse profit downgrade and an expectant sales and profit boost for Hallenstein Glasson.
Retail profit margins under pressure
Retail profit margins under pressure
DunedinAugust 15

Slow day for sales as polar blast hits

Like the temperatures yesterday, the revenue generated by Dunedin businesses did not climb much above zero - leaving the city's services, manufacturing and retail sectors with an estimated $8 million loss.
QueenstownJune 20

Frankton project gains momentum

With key tenant Countdown confirmed and more retailers being courted, a spokesman for the $125 million Five Mile Frankton Flats big box retail complex says the project is gaining momentum.
Frankton project gains momentum
Frankton project gains momentum
BusinessMay 16

Index boosted from March low by holidays

The school holidays and Easter helped boost Otago-Southland retailers' activity in April, the latest BNZ-Business New Zealand performance in services index shows.
Index boosted from March low by holidays
Index boosted from March low by holidays
BusinessFebruary 14

Figures reinforce sense of lean sales

A slump in December quarter retail sales confirms retailers' impressions of a lean Christmas, but economists are still confident the economy has better times ahead.
Figures reinforce sense of lean sales
Figures reinforce sense of lean sales
DunedinJanuary 19

Now you can see where your goods come from

Connecting consumers and producers in the modern retail environment is not always easy.
Now you can see where your goods come from
Now you can see where your goods come from
DunedinJanuary 3

Boxing Day sales generally quieter

Dunedin retailers reported mixed post-Christmas sales yesterday, with some saying there were fewer people around.
BusinessDecember 28

Otago sales stronger than many

Otago merchants fared better than most during Boxing Day retail activity as the national volume and value of electronic transactions were down respectively 6.7% and 2.8%.
Otago sales stronger than many
Otago sales stronger than many
DunedinDecember 27

Shoppers flock to bargains

Boxing Day shopping again attracted thousands of bargain hunters to Dunedin shops, with a busy day in the city despite the aftermath of the recession.
DunedinOctober 26

Cafes 'flat out' despite surcharge

The inconsistent application of the Holidays Act was evident in Dunedin yesterday, as Labour Day public holiday surcharges at cafes and restaurants ranged from 20% to nothing.
Cafes 'flat out' despite surcharge
Cafes 'flat out' despite surcharge
DunedinOctober 15

Australian stores move into Meridian

Australian stores have launched a new assault on Dunedin retailing.
Australian stores move into Meridian
Australian stores move into Meridian
DunedinOctober 4

GST rise motivates shoppers

Otago businesses were as busy as they looked on the eve of the GST increase.
BusinessAugust 20

Retailers ringing the changes through recession

'For lease', 'closing down' and 'we have moved' signs have been common on Dunedin streets recently, as have fresh faces. Retail reporter Ellie Constantine investigates.
BusinessAugust 20

Positive view on four listed retailers

Forsyth Barr was maintaining a positive view on four listed retailers, believing they still offered attractive long-term value, broker Suzanne Kinnaird said.
Positive view on four listed retailers
Positive view on four listed retailers
DunedinJuly 5

McDonald's 'committed' to opening in Mosgiel

No decision has yet been made on the future of a McDonald's restaurant in Hartstonge Ave, Mosgiel, but the company said yesterday it was still committed to opening in the suburb.
McDonald's 'committed' to opening in Mosgiel
McDonald's 'committed' to opening in Mosgiel
BusinessJune 15

Vending machines go upmarket

Press your face up to this vending machine, and savour the selections. With some items costing $US400 ($NZ570), chances are you won't have the change in your pocket. But not to worry - credit cards are accepted.
Vending machines go upmarket
Vending machines go upmarket
DunedinJune 8

Discounts entice shoppers to brave elements

Wet weather may have been the perfect excuse for many to hibernate indoors yesterday, but big sale discounts drew others into town.
Discounts entice shoppers to brave elements
Discounts entice shoppers to brave elements
BusinessMay 20

Retailers say timing of GST rise bad

An email poll of key Auckland retailers reveals that 82 percent of respondents believe the timing of the Government's GST increase is "bad".
BusinessMay 8

Virtual mall opening March

An online virtual shopping mall being developed in Dunedin, which collapsed after receiving ratepayers' funds last year, finally looks set for a rebirth.
Virtual mall opening March
Virtual mall opening March
NationalApril 28

Businesses busted in drug swoop must keep customer details

Businesses targeted in a nationwide clamp-down on suppliers of cannabis-growing equipment will be required to keep comprehensive records of all their customers and turn them over to police.
NationalApril 16

Retailers warned to stay closed on Anzac morning

Retailers have been warned that they must stay closed until 1pm on Anzac Day.
BusinessApril 13

Easter provides boost but retail data likely to be flat

Household indicators take centre stage this week with retail figures for February, out today, likely to be meek.