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Chemist Warehouse to open 10 stores in New Zealand this year
Discount pharmacy Chemist Warehouse will open its first store in South Island at the South City Shopping Centre in Christchurch in April with pla...
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‘The right thing to do’: How Lush is making its products more inclusive
Even progressive retailers like Lush have realised they need to do more to truly be anti-racist.
Stepping out: How to have influence beyond your job title
To influence others in the workplace it's important to make them feel safe.
Retail appointments of the week
Kathmandu appoints new product GM; One Teaspoon founder departs company; Mecca welcomes new CMO
Why PepsiCo is rethinking the traditional workplace
Consumer goods giant PepsiCo ANZ recently introduced a new flexitime policy that removes official start and finish times...
Why Ikea is making a big property push in India
With two stores under its belt, the Swedish furniture giant is now gearing up to open its first Ikea-anchored mall in In...
Why Indigenous groups are calling for Woolworths’ RAP to be revoked
The retailer is a leader in Indigenous employment, but has been criticised for not respecting community voices.
Accelerate and innovate: How Woolies, Decathlon were pushed by the pandemic to invest in tech
From scan-and-go to e-stores and warehouse robots, here are some of the cool initiatives that major retailers have launc...
Swarovski “reborn” in new brand identity
The concept, Swarovski Wonderlab, is described as a ‘joyful universe that invites you to ignite your dreams”.
Lyre’s CEO: Why non-alcoholic drinks are the next big thing
We chat with Lyre's founder and CEO Mark Livings about society’s changing views on alcohol and the international growth ...
How Deadly Denim created a collection for NYFW in just two weeks
Rebecca Barlow saw the invitation to show at NYFW as the opportunity of a lifetime. But it meant creating an eight-piece...
Experience always wins when it comes to great retail property management
Comac Retail Property Group’s DNA is in retail property management and leasing via many significant projects over nearly...
How Incu is bringing the store experience online
Incu CEO Doug Lowe explains how powerful staff are to Incu’s virtual shopping experience.
How Uniqlo plans to win the global fast fashion game
Uniqlo exec says the fashion brand will concentrate on its Asian market and make its products accessible to everyone.
Why Accent Group is in the ‘perfect position’ for acquisitions
With significant cash on hand, the footwear giant is in a position to pull even further ahead of the pack.
Adore Beauty beats estimates, earnings up 188 per cent
The business' revenue and earnings rose during its first half as a public company.
Michael Hill boosts profit 82 per cent during first half
However, the business lost more than 3,700 days of trade due to store closures.
How Chinese toy retailer Pop Mart plans to rival Disney
Pop Mart was listed on the Hong Kong Stock exchange in December and was valued at $US 7 billion ahead of its trading deb...
‘It’s about how it makes you feel’: One Teaspoon CEO talks ‘new direction’
One Teaspoon CEO Liz Roberts shares how the brand is focusing on building confidence in its customer base to thrive in t...
Nido unable to secure buyer, winding down within three weeks
The business’ staff are expected to be approached with redundancies in the coming weeks, with 60 likely to be affected.
Noel Leeming launches e-waste trial
The Warehouse Group’s Noel Leeming has introduced a free e-waste recycling programme in partnership with TechCollect NZ.
