Increase in overseas brands could inject new life into struggling retail sector
The appearance of popular overseas brands could reignite interest in brick and mortar retail.
Smaller fashion outlets could benefit from an influx of global brands wanting to set up shop in New Zealand.
British brand French Connection and Australian chain Seed Heritage have announced plans to roll out several new stores in Auckland.
They join the likes of Christian Dior, Prada and British
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Emerson Howitt
Thu, 29 Jan 2015
Thu, 29 Jan 2015
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Increase in overseas brands could inject new life into struggling retail sector
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