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Duke's trust has also benefited from the retailer's strong performance.
Briscoes Group forecasts its net profit to jump by 20 per cent to $87m.
Auckland stores have been closed for 75 of the total 91-day quarter.
Retail magnate Rod Duke closely watching British retail giant JD Sport's launch here.
Retailer posts another quarter of strong sales growth.
Homewares and sporting goods retailer says its full-year profit will be in excess of $70m.
It comes after a record-breaking day at the tills on Christmas Eve.
Briscoes' guru Rod Duke reveals why he likes making millions more than spending it.
Briscoe Group says this comes following bumper sales.
Zuru's Nick Mowbray and MONDAY haircare's Jaimee Lupton talk about the war of the brands.
Briscoe said sales were strong over the third quarter, despite Covid-19.
How a bike ride turned into a one-man rampage against perceived corporate privilege.
Briscoe Group said it had made the decision following continued strong sales.
Profitable companies should pay back millions in wage subsidies they received.
Rod Duke "delighted" with the result.
Managing director Rod Duke says the sustained bounce back in sales was surprising.
All Bruce McAulay wanted to cancel an online order. Then hours passed.
Managing director Rod Duke said lockdown impact was "significant".
No one who lived through it will ever forget the great New Zealand lockdown of 2020.
Kiwis can now buy heaters, computers and whiteware while under alert level 4 lockdown.
Duke overturns council opposition, council withdraws abatement notice.
Kiwi households aren't feeling especially upbeat about their economic prospects.
Who is best-placed to face online threats from the likes of Amazon and Alibaba?
Construction has started on helipad to help Rod Duke get to golf faster.
Exploitation in New Zealand's workforce isn't limited to retail, employment regulator says
This follows legal action against Smiths City for not paying staff for morning meetings.
Expert says fallout from Employment Court case will have "far-reaching" ramifications.