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Warehose Group staff told today of propsoed layoffs.
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Laybuy shares go into trading halt
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Biggest price increase in decades: Fruit and veg prices up enormously in the year.
Retail spending slowdown marks a tough year ahead
Retail spending dips for first time in nine months.
The Warehouse cops downgrade in ominous sign for sector
'The year ahead looks to be increasingly difficult for retailers.'
Kiwis buying chickens amid egg shortage crisis
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Retail blitz before Christmas reported, but now eyes are on Boxing Day results.
Boxing Day launches early for some retailers
Retailers and shoppers gear up for biggest sales day of the year.
184-year-old Aussie retail icon David Jones sold
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Worldline data released today shows spending is up from last year.
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Fruit and vegetable prices leap 20 per cent in one year
Rotten news about fresh produce prices, as new food inflation data released.
Jarden Brief: Costco feels pain in US despite better than expected inflation data
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Cruel cuts: Rodney Wayne says labour shortage wiping out salons
'Disaster' for industry as labour and migrant shortage slices hair salons up.
$3.4b landlord Kiwi Property Group declares $151.1m net loss, but rental income up
Poor real estate market brings pain, but Kiwi buoyant about mixed-use community prospects.
Reining in spending: Black Friday sales down 6.9 per cent
The fall could signal a tougher Christmas for retailers.
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Billions at stake: Has retail taken a hammering or will sector show signs of recovery?
The retail sector's fortunes improved in the September quarter.
Retailers’ pain continues as NZers asked to curb spending
Spending was already limited and has now dried up, report businesses.
Black Friday spending 'counterintuitive' as recession looms
Experts are advising consumers to spend wisely this Black Friday.
Jarden Brief: Big US retailers have stellar day, European stocks at three-month high despite Saudi, China worries
Looming China mega-lockdowns don't sway Fed-focused markets.
Interest rates drive down Investore valuations
Value of its portfolio of large-format shops fell 2.4 per cent for the half year.
Grocery shoppers boosted The Warehouse sales to record in Q1
Grocery sales were up 76.2 per cent for the quarter.
Kiwis still spending up, new data shows
Card spending is still booming, especially on non-essential items
Rebel tailwind for Briscoe's third-quarter sales
Busy few months propel Briscoe Group sales up significantly.
Business confidence resumes its slide on inflation fears
Firms expect margins to be squeezed as costs rise and they struggle to pass on price rises