Gen Z's mall preference boosts New Zealand fast-fashion company Hallenstein Glasson Holdings' stock, defying cost-of-living pressures.
Shares of New Zealand company Hallenstein Glasson Holdings are rising, partly due to Gen Z teenagers who enjoy shopping malls, helping the fast-fashion company weather a consumer downturn in its home market and Australia.
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