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Warehouse Group profits fall 19.3%

Sales at its three leading retailers decreased through the year.

Ready for a bumper summer: Hospitality group's risky bet

NZX-listed Good Spirits Hospitality is confident for bounce back in dining out.

Small Business: Kiwi jewellery brand's sparkly sustainability goals

Guy Thompson on bootstrapping his ring business to impressive sales.

What expansion looks like for Kathmandu as it pushes into overseas markets

Retail company made record sales last year after a shocking first quarter of trade.

My Food Bag sponsors Nadia Lim's new TV show Nadia's Farm

Meal kit company moving to bring Nadia Lim back into My Food Bag fold.

KMD profit plunges 40% despite record sales

Rip Curl shows promise after company takes hit from lockdowns and supply chain issues.

My Food Bag: What happens next - and who will lead the company long term?

A change in management likely just one piece of the puzzle for embattled food company.

'Great Resignation' or 'Great Disconnect'? Expert on NZ workplaces post-Covid

Comedian Wade Jackson explains the latest work trends sweeping the country.

Report reveals debts owed by Lovely by Skin Institute

Failed medical beauty salon chain has BNZ as main creditor, liquidators' report says.

Lovely by Skin Institute in liquidation, customers worried about vouchers

Staff were reportedly informed about the liquidation today.

School leaver starts storage firm aimed at student market

Son of Cactus Outdoors founder has big ambitions for his storage firm.

L'Oreal confirms restructure, management of NZ business moves to Australia

Consultation is under way with staff.

Small Business: Ice cream firm scoops best in category awards

Sticking out the tough times can bring sweet rewards.

The evolution of Caci clinics founder Jackie Smith

Jackie Smith talks stepping back, mammoth expansion and Fab Group's Covid-19 casualty.

L'Oreal consulting with NZ staff, denies shifting operations to Australia

L'Oreal spokesperson says changes would not affect its supply and fulfilment of product.

Oat milk firm stirs up sales in South Korea

Oat milk firm says its exports markets will account for half of its business by next year.

Former Blues rugby player turns pain into financial gain

Ex-rugby star Grayson Hart's reliance on painkillers led him to start Puresport.

Small Business: How keeping it in the family works for furniture duo

Auckland sisters in law band together to start storage furniture firm.