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Kiwi footwear brand receivership: BNZ owed more than $4m
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'David and Goliath win': High Court rules five of Countdown’s pharmacies are illegal
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Lower inflation on food prices ‘a long way away’, economists say
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Retail spending slump signals looming economic downturn
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Yala habibi: Yala brings African bites and shisha to Dominion Rd
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Brian Tamaki called out over false claims The Warehouse is selling puberty blockers
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Focus: Ikea finally on the way at Auckland’s Sylvia Park
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'Highbury’s core economic market has a younger, educated and more affluent bias.'
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Focus: Supermarket trolley locks installed as public backlash grows against dumpings
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K Road pie shop failure blamed on Covid lockdowns
The popular dessert shop faced debt that couldn't be covered after the pandemic.
Pineapple Lumps just got the ultimate Kiwi makeover
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Konei founder: Economic development cuts will make outcomes worse for community
Manawa Udy says business is essential to help Māori and Pasifika thrive in Aotearoa.
Exposed: Retailers' sneaky tactics to make you spend more at the till
PriceSpy and Consumer NZ share their tips for saving cash and avoiding the sales trap.
‘There’s a lot of landfill coming our way’ as Kiwi shoppers embrace Temu
The e-commerce giant Temu is expanding to target the New Zealand and Australian market.
Focus: Why new tasers could see police forced to wear body-cameras
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Ikea opening: giant retailer to study nearly 1000 Kiwi homes
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Ikea finally on the way to NZ: Opening date revealed as building begins at Sylvia Park
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Michael Hill Australia happy with Bevilles takeover, keeping eye on ram raids
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Whanganui fashion retailers shift seasonal focus
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Business confidence rebounding, but is it too soon for Reserve Bank’s inflation fight?
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