Trade Me stories
Trade Me rival, List Sell Trade, gears up for a comeback after a brief shutdown, promising a full launch come Monday.
Second Trade Me rival postpones its launch this week as List Sell Trade goes down less than 24 hours since going live.
Wheedle reassures users their passwords are safe post-privacy breach but faces criticism over security handling.
Online auction site launched this morning as mega rich owner hits back at Sam Morgan's damning comments last week.
Trade Me's share trading paused ahead of an announcement by Fairfax, which confirms a 15% stake sale. Trading remains on hold for book build.
You'll never miss an auction with the online trading site's mobile offering. You just have to decide whether that's a good or bad thing.
Bay of Plenty couple launches Stole Me, a website to help victims list stolen items for free, aiming to curb online trade of ill-gotten goods.
Trade Me sellers boost efficiency with EasyTrade, a new fulfilment service in partnership with Tradevine and BrightStar, streamlining sales.
Deal with international eCommerce platform provider will see even more new goods crowding out the used bargains.
Trade Me's database lead, David Curlewis, now helms Wellington's SQL Server group, advocating for nationwide collaboration and skill-sharing.
Trade Me launches touch-friendly site, making it easier for users on smartphones and tablets to navigate without needing the app.
Telecom has acquired Kiwi charity platform Givealittle.co.nz, eliminating its 5% admin fees. This marks a new era in zero-fee fundraising in New Zealand.
Trade me said it will meet its prospectus forecast for dividends in the second half of the year though a hoped-for economic upturn hasn't materialised.
Wheedle, the Trade Me rival, has permanently closed its online operations after experiencing technical issues on its newly launched site.
Trade Me's Sam Morgan voices regret over calling Wheedle a joke as the rival aims to disrupt the Kiwi online market.
New Zealand's online market is about to get a major new competitor with the launch of a locally owned online marketplace called 'Wheedle'.
Trade Me warns users of international cyber scammers targeting the site, but says no Kiwis have been affected so far.
Trade Me shares fall 2.5% despite an 8.4% profit rise, as sales growth falls short of forecasts in NZ's volatile market.
Kiwi online trading company reports maiden full-year profit, with long-term targets also on track thanks to increase in mobile phone trading.
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