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The interest-free loan scheme has proved far more popular than the bank scheme.
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Of 11 markets surveyed, New Zealand firms ranked poorly on economic performance.
Lightforce has plans to be a $100 million-plus business within three years' time.
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The drop follows an increase of 10,500 the year before the country's borders closed.
Uber Eats has come under fire for its on-demand delivery of alcohol.
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Mum hit with unexpected $6300 cleaning bill after son's death.
Epic Brewing is expanding at a time when there are few new openings.
Software designed by a lawyer who wants to bring greater transparency to legal industry.
Stallholders are furious it has not gone ahead and are want their deposits back.
The tenants of a Queenstown richlister landlord fear bankruptcy because of high rents.
Bleak outlook for the next three months in New Zealand's hardest hit region.
Report gives a glimpse of sentiment in the retail sector following latest lockdown.
New business aims to wipe out plastic bottles the same way we did single-use plastic bags.
What firms need to do as they come out of lockdown and resume typical operations.
Claims the new criteria for wage subsidy makes it almost impossible to access.
North Shore business owner Martin Wylie talks about benefits of marginalised workforce.
The group includes the chairs of Chorus NZ, Mercury Energy and SkyCity.
Entrepreneurial failure shouldn't become entertainment, writes rich lister Andrew Barnes.
Rebecca Baylis talks instant cash flow and navigating a changed retail landscape.
Kwotimation plans to expand the platform and take it global.
IRD says maintenance finished early.
Auckland firms will be greatly affected by the return to trading restrictions.
Year-on-year small firm revenues fell 6 per cent in January.
Vanisha Narsey talks about platform designed to make life easier for flower shops.
Overdue business bills are now paid an average of six days after they become due.
Small firms in retail and hospitality sectors expected to feel affects most.