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Small firms experience six months of revenue growth

Xero small firm insights show continued recovery for local SMEs.

Covid drives lowest September current account deficit since 2001

Despite being back in deficit, New Zealand's trade remains stronger than it was pre-Covid.

Small Business: What lockdown meant for this commercial cleaning franchise

Aston Wells talks starting a business with his late brother and morphing into a franchise.

The Warehouse Group exploring 'dark store' opportunities

Chief executive Nick Grayston also defended wage subsidy and redundancy criticism.

Holden til I die

Lots of lumps in throats at gathering.

Small businesses react: National's $30,000 KiwiSaver startup scheme

Judith Collins announces campaign to help Covid-affected Kiwis start businesses.

Indigi-X: Māori business leaders give Govt advice

"I can't underline enough how talented they are," co-organiser Chris Karamea Insley said.

One-star: Internet trolls attack Auckland businesses with fake reviews

Trolls have been targeting the Google rating of Auckland businesses with fake reviews.

Loosen up: Level 1 can't come quick enough for bars and eateries

Hospitality popping the champagne for alert level 1, but recovery still a long way off.

Why house prices must fall - and why the news isn't all bad

Experts and investors take a deep dive into what to expect from post-Covid house prices.

Switching to conservative fund could cost KiwiSaver members $3.5 billion

Switching to a conservative fund could prove a mistake in the long run.

Do you need to give your contact details to retail stores?

Retailers and shoppers are confused about whether they need to hand over their details.

Auckland cell phone towers set ablaze amid 5G conspiracy theorist threats

The incidents come after a blaze at a Spark tower in Mangere on Tuesday.

Mortgage wars: NZ's largest bank offers home loan under 3 per cent

Rates likely to stay near historic lows but uncertainty over jobs sours outlook.

Robertson: Govt may open borders to international students

International students represent a $5 billion industry.

Financial Times says NZ could be global safe-haven for businesses

'If NZ eliminates Covid-19, it will be a better place to do business than New York'.