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Ex-shelf stacker tipped to buy giant NZ supermarket

Tipped deal for about $50m - NZ's largest supermarket sale

Why Karma Cola founder is renewing focus on his fair trade banana business

Simon Coley says consumers are now more mindful of their health and that of the planet.

Tourism Holdings' Grant Webster: We're like a car wreck survivor

The tourism boss warns that February could be a tough month for the sector

American Airlines is grounding emotional-support animals

Only trained service dogs will now be allowed to accompany passengers.

Back-to-work blues? How to turn 12 days' leave into 38 days off

It's time to get strategic with your leave.

Blind faith: Harveys' new owners aim high

The new owners of Harvey Furnishings have plans to double the group's $30m turn over.

Market Close: Soaring Meridian leads sharemarket higher

Passive green funds can't get enough of Meridian.

The $3 million apartments attracting North Shore residents

"Highest price achieved so far is $3m" - Campbell Barbour

Britain ends long Brexit journey with economic break from EU

The move just hours ago ended a 48-year partnership with the European Union.

Q&A: Zuru's Anna Mowbray on challenges facing a Covid-free NZ

Zuru Toys CEO Anna Mowbray looks back on the challenges of 2020 and what lies ahead.

What will banking look like in 2021?

Cheques are set to disappear in 2021 and branch numbers are falling.

Vaccine passports: Will they work? Where will they be introduced?

Travelling without a coronavirus passport could become difficult.

Leading questions: David Stevens on Harmoney's bold new plan

Harmoney listed on the ASX in 2020 and in 2021 it will use the money raised to expand.

Rob Fyfe: 'A nice way to round out a very tumultuous year'

Businessman has been made a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.

Luke Blincoe: Why Meridian's clean power claim comes up dirty

Opinion: 'Maybe it's time for some self-reflection on your summer break?'

Sharemarket takes a breather after smashing records

Sharemarkets take a breather