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The four energy-efficient homes being built by the Invercargill City Council are expected to be finished by the end of March. The work on two...
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The four energy-efficient homes being built by the Invercargill City Council are expected to be finished by the end of March. The work on two...
A photo of a Coles supermarket from the 1990s has sparked a tense debate about a time ‘when customers were important’.
The backlash against self-checkout is growing, and stores are starting to dial back on the technology after it exploded over the past few years.
Despite the rise of self-checkout, some big-box stores that previously embraced it have recently ditched their machines and returned to an all-cashier format. Some of those stores say theft and customer preference were factors.
Marks & Spencer’s chairman Archie Norman this week confirmed that Britain is indeed now a nation of shoplifters, laying much of the blame at the feet of the middle classes.