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Chinese return Tiffany to profit
Iconic US luxury jeweller Tiffany has returned to profit in the second quarter, aided by a massive sales boost in Mainland China.
“Retail sales in Mainland China began to...
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This week in global retail news
Tiffany returns to profit; 7-Eleven makes its mark in Laos; TWG Tea expands online; and more.
Waitomo to open three new fuel stops in the South Island
Two sites are based in Dunedin, and the third is in Woolston.
Countdown owner lifts food sales in Q3
Supermarket chain benefits from pantry stocking during pandemic.
Retailers shrink ranges to offer essentials through lockdown
Firewood, safety gear and plumbing equipment to be made available.
Tech behind Amazon Go now available to any retailer
Amazon is licensing out its 'just walk out' technology.
Ecostore refill stations available in more New World supermarkets
Ecostore is expanding its refill station offering into five further New World locations.
Foodstuffs partners with data insights firm to grow digital offer
UK data firm Dunnhumby to assist with data strategy and analytics.
Countdown lifts sales 4.3 per cent in FY19
Sales recovered in the second half of FY19, after a challenging start to the year.
Not enough competition in fuel retailing: Commerce Commission
Why consumers are paying more at the pump than they need to.
Foodstuffs to open self-checkout-only store
Grocery retailer expands private label brand into new store concept.
Caltex putting digital foundations in place
Convenience company transforming with an eye to the digital future.
Commerce Commission to investigate fuel prices
Commission seeking statements from interested parties.
Flat retail offset by increased fuel spending
Record pump prices increased fuel spending by 7 per cent.
Retailers welcome e-cigarette legislation
Industry body looks forward to seeing draft legislation.
Caltex may sell part of its $2bn retail assets
Petrol giant considers offloading some convenience retail assets.
7-Eleven international business buoys Seven & I Holdings
Overseas growth in the 7-Eleven convenience store business drove a modest increase in profit.
