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Jeff Bezos is no longer the world's richest man
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Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com partners with NZ horticulture firms
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Kathmandu website hack costs customer $2580
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Shoppers not fazed by incoming online shopping tax
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New retailer on the block: Ikea rival to open years before Swedish giant
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Pak'nSave joins the online shopping party
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Chinese tech firms lay low at world's biggest gadget show
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Michael Hill fined $169,000 in extended warranty case
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'We're not for sale': The Warehouse outlines plans to combat Amazon
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Kiwi duo eyes first $1m as start-up takes off
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Revealed: The Kiwi brands that made millions on China's Singles' Day
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Scooters and ice creams as dads take on kids for teachers' strike
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Alibaba smashes Singles' Day sales record as shoppers spend $45.7b
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