Farmers plans to cut staff pay by up to 40%
Farmers will continue to reduce wages as long as the store cannot open its doors.
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Construction workers and coffee are returning to the Auckland CBD next week.
Warehouse staff asked to take pay cut as pressure mounts
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"We're now faced with just an outright 'you're closed'," - NZ Council of Retail Property.
'Bumper' retail trading expected post-lockdown
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The continuation of lockdown conditions will lead to a build in pent-up consumerism.
Alert level 3: Restaurants, retail businesses can open - with restrictions
The Prime Minister outlines what businesses can expect when the alert level drops.
Coronavirus: Some Kiwis show no knead for bakers
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Bunnings moves to online delivery for essential items
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Toy manufacturers look to reduce carbon footprint
Manufacturers introduce eco-friendly initiatives, hard to verify sustainability claims.
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Lockdown workaround: The companies that have made the switch to online, home delivery
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Pharmacy sector says mass closures reality if urgent support from Government not given
Retail sales are falling by the day, the Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand says.
Beloved cheese-maker Zany Zeus plucked from collapse by Wattie's heir
The Zany Zeus brand was set to close down.
How business owners are taking responsibility to ensure social distancing
MBIE says it's the responsibility of small businesses to minimise Covid-19 risks.
Wipe out: Adelaide man hoards 5400 loo rolls
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Mad Butcher left fuming at confusion around selling meat online
Mad Butcher stores have devalued millions of dollars of meat because of the confusion.
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Troubled stationery chain Kikki.K moved into liquidation
Prior to liquidation, the retailer was placed into receivership last month.
Kathmandu to raise $200 million to cushion Covid-19 blow
Kathmandu was yesterday placed into a trading halt ahead of the equity raise.
$100m-plus deal cleared: Costco takes next step to open first NZ store
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1000 alerts on price gouging sent to Govt inbox
The special Government email was set up to dob in potential price gouging during lockdown.