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Fizzy drink company powers on with expansion plans despite Covid-19

Six Barrel Soda Co hopes to sign major deals in the US and Canada this year.

175 jobs to go: H&J Smith looking to close South Island stores

Company proposed stores in Dunedin, Mosgiel, Balclutha and Te Anau would close.

Axed senior Kathmandu manager claims Covid-19 restructure was unfair

The ERA heard that Kathmandu's restructure happened quickly.

Target closes 167 stores in massive company restructure

Target has announced major changes in Australia.

Hospitality faces long, tough winter, recovery 'years away'

Hospitality sector 'at least five years' away from bouncing back to what it was.

Could this be Graeme Hart's next move? Kraft Heinz explores asset sale

New Zealand and Australian assets said to be worth $1 billion.

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.

The Warehouse to shut North Shore store, 40 staff affected

Staff could move to work in other stores nearby.

Go NZ! iTicket founder creates click and collect platform for cafes

New gig for boss of iTicket as his event ticketing business grinds to a halt.

Bunnings commits to opening two big new outlets after signalling seven closures

Plans for new store announced early 2016 - opening July

Bendon relies on wage subsidy after US parent posts US$54m loss

The company has also terminated a licence agreement with Heidi Klum.

Bunnings to shut seven NZ stores, 145 staff affected

Bunnings also negotiated with landlords to cut its rent

NZ's biggest mall owner suspends dividend, outlook

The ASX-listed company indicated times were too uncertain to be paying out the dividend.

Revealed: How supermarkets will run in alert level 2

Countdown has revealed the changes coming to its stores.

Revealed: What our malls will be like under alert level 2

Stringent mall guidelines outlined.

Go NZ! How Freightways hit the ground running when Covid-19 broke out

Freightways has gone from one extreme to another since the Covid-19 outbreak.