Harvey Norman stories - Page 2

Dreame Technology makes its debut in New Zealand, launching the X40 Ultra robotic vacuum across 17 JB Hi-Fi stores in September 2024.

JBL unveils three new True Wireless earphones—Live Flex, Beam, and Buds TWS 3—featuring an innovative smart case with a 1.45-inch LED touch display. Prices start at NZD $269.95.

Dreame Technology unveils the X40 Ultra robotic vacuum in Australia for AUD $2799, boasting innovative features aimed at revolutionising home cleaning.

JBL bolsters its Quantum Series with new headset models purpose-built for XBOX and PlayStation consoles, offering wireless spatial audio virtualisation and dual device connection.

EcoFlow brings its versatile and eco-friendly portable power station, DELTA 2 Max, to Australia — a lightweight, power-packed solution for home and outdoor use.

Harvey Norman's NZ sector faces financial woes, reporting a $100m plunge in sales revenue and a 33.6% decrease in net profit for 2023.

Shippit has implemented Apple Wallet Order Tracking, providing secure, real-time updates for online orders and enhancing customer trust.

New Zealand welcomes the JBL PartyBox Ultimate, boasting new features such as Dolby Atmos immersive audio and a vivid light show.

Dreame Technology launches L20 Ultra, a compact high-efficiency cleaning machine, set to redefine household cleaning.

JB HI-FI and Harvey Norman show improved business performance in recent financial records, driven by the COVID-19 spending boom.

New Zealand allows tech goods to be sold as 'essential' during Alert Level 4 lockdown, with firms like Noel Leeming and PB Tech offering items online.

Harvey Norman New Zealand's annual report reveals a 35% revenue surge to NZD $88 million, but expenses soar with a 1300% rise in 'other expenses'.

Harvey Norman has logged its 'best ever' first half results, with IoT and connected technology among the driving forces for the company.

Harvey Norman's New Zealand stores logged a stellar FY2016, with a $98.5 million increase in revenue - and a 60% jump in net profit.

Harvey Norman's New Zealand business has posted 'standout' financial results for the year with profit and revenue soaring.

Harvey Norman will launch a new upmarket store format in Australia following the success of its Millenia Walk superstore in Singapore.

Harvey Norman Limited has saw its revenue climb in the financial year ending June 30, 2015, but profits were down around 20%.

Noel Leeming, Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi steal the march as the first retailers to win the rights to sell Microsoft's Surface Book.

New Zealand's big name electronics stores have been slammed in a new Consumer NZ survey, with only 40% of some store's customers recommending them.

Lenovo's New Zealand operations have posted healthy increases in sales and services revenues to record a solid increase in profit.