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Used car dealer 2 Cheap Cars has been fined $438,000 for its use of “warranty waiver” documents and marketing statements described as “deliberately misleading”.

Time moves swiftly in the start-up world, and looking back from 2019, 1999 is practically the Jurassic. But it was that year that Sam Morgan acted on an idea he’d had while trying to buy a secondhand heater for his chilly Wellington flat and created Trade Me.

Businesses can now easily direct consumers from Instagram straight to its site with the launch of Instagram Shopping. The updates to the popular app now open more opportunities for retailers to connect with online followers.

Scentre Group’s latest autumn campaign, ‘Whatever Your Priority, You’re Ours’, pulls at the heartstrings as mothers are brought front and centre in celebration of the newest season and Mother’s Day.

Australian charity product organisation Thankyou has announced plans to launch in New Zealand after successful funding met the $600,000 criteria for entrance.

Marketview has released its latest survey results that show what millennial consumers are really spending their hard-earnt money on.

To celebrate the launch of its new thermal-equipped delivery system, Pizza Hut has joined the likes of KFC and McDonalds by releasing his own line of apparel.

Superette has long been a top player in social media. The clothing retailer has a social reach of nearly 100,000. The Register spoke to Superette owner James Rigden about the importance of reaching out to your consumer via different platforms.

If Halloween had a worst dressed list, we predict these costumes would make an appearance for their tasteless representation of 2016 pop culture.

Online shoppers beware, your abandoned shopping carts are littering the planet.