GrabOne stories
First Table, a hospitality tech company, has hired Casey Eden as Global Sales Manager to help with the company's expansion into new markets.
APN News and Media halted trading amid rumours of exits by Dennis O'Brien and Independent News - Media, with a potential A$300 million block trade looming.
GrabOne launches GrabOne Families to target group deals, aiming to bring affordable, family-friendly bargains to parents and guardians for a week at a time.
GrabOne's new Facebook app stirs nostalgia with a trading card game, offering prizes like concert passes and trips.
GrabOne expands its empire with a new goods store, offering electronics, clothing, and more, distancing itself from an oversaturated market.
New Zealanders are hooked to online shopping, according to new research from Nielsen NZ, with cyberspace providing limitless options.
The Australian fund that helped force a boardroom shakeout at APN News & Media has reduced its stake in the group after earlier selling down its holdi.
APN News & Media will take a $54 million impairment on its New Zealand newspaper mastheads in its 2014 results and forecast a 5.
Food and wine lovers rejoice: casual dining is among the most popular items for Kiwi online deal purchasers heading into Christmas.
Booking activities and attractions around New Zealand has just become easier with GrabOne's new website, GoBook.
With 93.5% of Kiwis snapping up gifts online, NZ's retailers brace for a festive web-shopping boom, spurred by convenience and irresistible deals.
GrabOne's new 'Wish List' feature transforms Xmas gift shopping for Kiwis, enabling easy sharing of desired experiences with family and friends.
GrabOne integrates with Apple's Passbook, becoming NZ's first to offer coupons via iOS6, simplifying how users manage offers.
If you're a fan of so-called 'daily deal' sites, chances are you've experienced the frustration of paying for a deal.
US deal site LivingSocial launches 'Escapes' in NZ, offering Kiwis travel deals after a wet summer, with initial trips to Thailand and domestic spots.
GrabOne Instant debuts in Auckland, offering real-time deals to boost local businesses and let shoppers snag bargains on the go.
Mobile sales surge as GrabOne reports over 10% of purchases now via phones, just 14 months post mobile app launch. Target set at 25% by September.
GrabOne allies with Kidsline to support youth mental health, launching a donation page with options to contribute NZD $5 to NZD $50 for the cause.
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