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Business digest: Chamber announces new board
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Wish list: What Bay businesses want from the Govt
What are the priorities for Bay businesses from the new Government?
'We are future-proofing businesses': Virtual Mall to launch next month
It's a mall like no other. There are no car parks, eftpos machines or food courts.
Used car sales 'gone bananas' as new car supply dries up
Some Bay used car dealers were having to look further afield for good-quality stock.
Who is moving home to Tauranga from overseas?
From April to August, 170 people came to Tauranga intending to stay for a year or more.
Beards, bravado and best practice
A post-Covid-19, health and safety event was held in Mount Maunganui this month.
The Māori trust that grew a grassroots operation into a multimillion-dollar venture
Winning the Ahuwhenua Trophy would validate the trust's vision, the vice-chairwoman says.
Western BoP accommodation nearly booked out for Christmas
Domestic visitors are the Coastal Bay of Plenty's most significant market.
Surviving and thriving: Covid-19 funding a 'lifesaver' for Bay businesses
Nearly 1000 businesses have made use of the Covid-19 funding to access expert advice.
Keeping Kiwifruit tasty! Lab extends partnership with Zespri
The partnership was a "crucial element" continuing to provide great tasting kiwifruit.
Hardship: Millions pulled from KiwiSaver
First home buyers and hardship main reasons for Kiwisaver withdraws.
Obstacles to buying a house mount
The current property market is tough for buyers but it helps to be prepared, experts say.
Mark Lister: How to succeed as a share investor
OPINION: Follow two basic rules and you're virtually guaranteed to succeed.
More than a pretty beach: Tourism Bay of Plenty serves up new marketing campaign
"We have a rich tapestry of unique stories to share."
Urgent need: The industry crying out for 14,500 workers by summer
Worried employers call for border to be opened for migrants.
Business digest: Kiwifruit breeder and scientist wins innovation award
Tell the Money team about new business appointments, initiatives, milestones or awards
From bean to bar: Solomons Gold and the chocolate factory
Glenn Yeatman moved to Tauranga from the Solomon Islands in 2013.
'Get the basics right': How a banker and retailer transformed a tyre shop - their way
A husband and wife bought long-standing business Tyre Works in 2018.
'Better off than most regions': Bay's economic fortunes lift post Covid
Survey: A net 8 per cent of households expected the Bay's economy to improve over the year
Mark Lister: On the home stretch
COMMENT: Mark Lister says buckle up because 2020 still might have a surprise in store
Ngā Pōtiki nearing completion on one Pāpāmoa subdivision eyeing another
The iwi is helping its whānau get on the property ladder and into new homes.
Bracing for impact: Surviving summer without cruise ships
The upcoming cruise ship season is expected to bite.
Passing on 'good fortune': $10,000 Lotto win from $6 ticket donated to local foodbank
Couple donates $10,000 win to Tauranga Foodbank.
Business news around NZ
Community Finance raises $40m for affordable homes
Community Finance has raised $40 million to invest in affordable homes.
Boom business: water tanks in hot demand
Faced with an ongoing hosing ban, Aucklanders are rushing to install rain water tanks.
Why a two-way transtasman bubble is vital for tourism
Little progress on transtasman bubble is hurting business, a Queenstown pilot says.
Tourism takes hit: Whakaari, Covid-19, and 'panto' powhiri
Tourism Bay of Plenty has been at the centre of not just one crisis, but three.
Mainfreight: A sneak peek inside the company's largest transport branch in NZ
The 90-odd staff moved in to the new $40m facility on September 12, 2020
Mark Lister: How small investors can access big commercial property assets
COMMENT: Mark Lister on why commercial property is an important investment class.
Demand soars for apartments and lifestyle property. Why and who's buying them?
'We have seen double the number of people coming through to open days.'
'I'm not going to stop': Meet the $500m real estate salesman
But it hasn't come without hard work and sacrifice.
Business owners torn about the cost of contactless payment options
"It's more convenient if the costs can be evenly shared with lenders, banks and retailers"
'We're making history': New World Brookfield opens eatery
After five years in the making, NZ's first supermarket eatery is now open.
Business digest: Bay ranked sixth for economic performance
A bach sells for $3.6m, The Bay ranks 6th in economic performance and Refund Club created.
Celebrating success at business awards a 'beacon of confidence'
This year's Westpac Business Awards will be on November 13, 2020.
Mark Lister: GDP and the long slog that lies ahead
COMMENT: Mark Lister talks about GDP and Pre-Election Economic and Fiscal Update.
$300m retirement 'resort': What is it like to live in one of NZ's most luxurious villages?
Bethlehem Shores can't keep up with demand for its villas
Major hotel chains ditch TIA, set up own council
The new Hotel Council Aotearoa is dedicated solely to servicing the needs of the industry.