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Alcohol tax hits Auckland gin business, liquidators called in

Lowered demand and an increase in the alcohol excise tax have hit profit margins.

The 27-year-old Kiwi serial inventor onto his fourth startup sale

Serial inventor says Shear Edge offers new hope for strong wool.

Grounded: Celebrity couple's helicopter pad on hold

New group Quiet Sky Waitematā: seeking petition signatures against choppers.

No sleeping on the job: Demand for $200-plus travel pillow surges as flying takes off

The family firm riding the travel boom as wellness focus grows.

Watch: Arnott’s new Auckland factory will cater for local tastes

The company will release a new local range of biscuits next month.

Business confidence rebounding, but is it too soon for Reserve Bank’s inflation fight?

The construction sector is reporting an improved outlook, according to the ANZ survey.

Can the world make EV batteries without China?

New York Times: Despite billions in Western investment, China is streets ahead.

Why drinks giant Coca-Cola is buying up Mt Wellington homes to demolish

US giant clears way for expansion of its Auckland headquarters.

Omicron slams economy - GDP falls 0.2 per cent in first quarter

Omicron kept people at home in the first quarter of the year, dampening growth.

Continuous Disclosure: How to manage the supply chain shock

Listen: Skellerup chief executive David Mair talks supply shocks and inflation outlook.

ANZ: Residential construction sector 'deteriorating rapidly'

The ANZ Business Outlook survey shows inflation may be peaking but pressure still intense.

Business Hub: How a social media share by Britney Spears catapulted this Kiwi business to success

Brianne West talks going viral globally and taking a chance on international distribution.

Countdown vs Foodstuffs: What's cheaper, from where

A look at staple groceries - what's cheaper, where and by how much.

Budget 2022: Business looking for evidence of quality spend

Employers and Manufacturers boss will look for signs of "joined-up" thinking in Budget.

Foodstuffs boss hits back at 'incorrect' claims of supermarkets profit

Chris Quin says Foodstuffs' food price reductions are a "multimillion-dollar investment".

Foodstuffs commits to reducing food prices by 10 per cent

Supermarket operator will roll back prices on more than 100 groceries.