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Investors disappointed as My Food Bag shares fall on debut

My Food Bag shares listed at a discount to their offer price.

Moa on split from NZX-listed Savor, turning around unprofitable business

Stephen Smith now runs the business with his father and Lion veteran Mike Smith.

Liam Dann: Queen City feels the pain - and it hurts

Auckland's CBD is being battered by border closure, infrastructure work and social change.

My Food Bag CEO: Dual listing 'great point in our history'

Kevin Bowler says he has confidence in the meal-kit firm and its local-focused growth.

Microbiologist on efficacy of 'deep cleans' after Covid exposure

Microbiologist weighs in on whether businesses are doing enough to mitigate transmission.

Small Business: Retailer on benefits of buying into business

Rebecca Baylis talks instant cash flow and navigating a changed retail landscape.

Allbirds' latest sustainable creation: plant-based leather

Start-up partnered with firm to create an alternative from vegetable oil, natural rubber.

Kelly Tarlton's unveils million-dollar attraction expansion plans

Auckland's sea life aquarium will later this year open a new million-dollar exhibit.

Nido receiver's behind-scenes negotiations - but not with Ikea

Bedroom furniture, dining tables, chairs, sofa beds, consoles, homeware on sale.

Menulog's 'aggressive' growth plans to rival Uber Eats

It may not be the market leader for food delivery - but it has aspirations to be.

Small Business: From Covid job cut to floristry startup

Vanisha Narsey talks about platform designed to make life easier for flower shops.

Business Insider: What next for The International? HelloFresh ambushes Countdown

'Captains of industry' said to have bought apartments at The International

NZ importers feeling boxed in as port chaos continues

The logjam at the port is causing havoc for importers, writes Kate MacNamara.

Vehicle firm gears up for first NZX listing next week

NZ Automotive Investments' shares will be trading on the NZX from February 25.

Hallenstein Glasson half-year sales increase almost 14%

Clothing retailer turned over $182 million in the six months to February 1.

What the sudden lockdown means for retail spending

Data shows retail spending tumbled in January - but is it now set to fall off a cliff?

How businesses are bracing for 'huge' lockdown impacts

Small firms in retail and hospitality sectors expected to feel affects most.

AustralianSuper to own new $600m Wiri project

Australian retirees to benefit from Wiri rent and value increases