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Only one floor remains for lease ahead of its mid-2027 completion, Culum Manson said.

Uniqlo says it's 'eager to connect further' with shoppers after first local campaign.

A $4.25m property lease impairment accounted for most of the loss.

OPINION: If the war is over, let's get back to that recovery. We can't afford to wait.

Manufacturing output rose 1.9%, led by transport and machinery gains.

While the labour market shows resilience, the recovery is becoming increasingly uneven.

Productivity per employee fell to $9168.90, down from $9389.30 in the prior quarter.

Foodstuffs has said little since the fire on June 17, 2025; an update has now been issued.

The 88-year-old retailer is moving to an online-only business model.

Higher dairy costs, led by 2L milk, drove May's 1.0% rise in food prices.

Fuel spending continues its downward trend following a 17% spike in March.

Paula and Kurt Schultz talk to Tom Raynel about their small business Tiny Anvil.

One expert says business owners have an obligation to raise prices if they need to.

Fashion brand's Ponsonby retail store is set to close at the end of June.

Retailers from power tools to clothing reported brisk early sales and queues.

The grocery category overtook all others, making up 22% of online spending.

'The way we handled these fell well short of the standards we set for ourselves.'

Louis Vuitton NZ lifted its profit by 3.1% to $18.4m despite lower revenue.

Fewer firms now expect activity to return to pre-Covid levels, the survey found.

Sephora NZ posted a $5.3m net loss for 2025, widening from $3.4m in 2024.

A $52.75m goodwill and $7.25m brand impairment drove the loss.

Creditors of the former GrabOne owner face a significant shortfall.

Consultation of the draft decision closes midday on July 13.

DoorDash users can now order 20,000 The Warehouse products online.

New owner Martin Cooper plans a $3m-$4m makeover of the buildings on the prominent site.

The Commerce Commission opened its BP investigation in April 2025.

The report warns food price pressures could worsen in 2026 amid global tension.

Massive new superstore and warehouse will dwarf the likes of Ikea and Costco in Auckland.

One cafe and restaurant owner says sales are down about 40% on forecasts.