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Dairy farm prices drop as environmental, foreign investment constraints bite
Tighter nitrate runoff rules and higher threshold for overseas buyers are having an impact
Harcourts sues embattled ex-agency chief for $1.27m
The legal action follows the collapse of a 10-branch estate agency business.
Small Business: How a rebrand turned this once Kardashian-endorsed business around
VnC which folded in 2014 has been taken over and is back in business.
Artificial intelligence sprouts in Kiwi agtech's global plans
Artificial intelligence is coming to a lettuce crop near you.
From state house kid to urban rebuilding champion
An ex-state house kid is now working with Housing NZ Corporation on a $30 billion plan.
Rolling out the red carpet: Businesses gear up to host Harry and Meghan
Kiwi businesses are preparing to roll out the red carpet for royal visit next week.
Locals decry 'bloody mess': Inside the Waiwera wasteland
Locals worry about the impact the closure will have on the community.
Auckland's record retail expansion set to add 17ha of new shops
Auckland's retail scene is set to balloon in the coming years.
Tenants for life? Open-ended tenancies suggested for NZ
Lifelong tenancies are being mooted as a possibility in New Zealand.
Neighbours at war: Cross-lease rows over tenants, decks
Aucklanders reveal their bitter disputes.
Pumpkin Patch stores to return to NZ
Pumpkin Patch has been bought by Alecon Group which has big plans for the retail brand.
Landlords want three strikes rule for tenants
NZ's 1.5 million tenants could be subject to a new three strikes pre-eviction policy.
Import firm opens the door to Aussies
Container Door is gearing up to disrupt Australia's retail sector.
Govt steps in to protect Kiwis from broadband bill shock
Communications Minister Kris Faafoi said the changes ensure a better deal for customers.
Royal effect: Karen Walker sales spike after Meghan Markle wears sunglasses, earrings
Kiwi designer has had an influx of sales since Meghan Markle wore her sunglasses, earrings
NZ shops doing better than Aussie retailers: report
On average there's one retail store for every 135 people in New Zealand, report reveals.
'Stay out of my bin': Estate agents rubbished over adverts
Homeowners are not happy about Barfoot & Thompson's latest marketing ploy.
Medicinal cannabis firm heading for NZX
Cannasouth is planning to become NZ's first listed medicinal cannabis company.
The Ex-Files: When should you get a prenup?
COMMENT: How to protect your assets in the event of a break-up.
How NZ retail compares to the US
Comment: New Zealand's retail scene seems much more healthy and vibrant than California's.
Baby formula stockpiling footage sparks shock
Australia's controversial baby formula problems are far from over.
Two new streaming services coming to NZ
More TV shows, documentaries and movies on the cards for Kiwis.
Oil price may rise if US-Saudi ties continue to be strained
Oil may rise on international speculation this week.
Whizz kid alert: 17 year old student finalist in invention competition
This Mosgiel teenager is making a name for himself as an inventor.
Arrivals into NZ dropping, departures on the rise
Fewer arrivals and increasing emigration caused net inflows to fall to three-year lows.
Big Read: The dirt on clean electric cars
Lithium-ion batteries come from places with some of the most polluting grids in the world.
Odd invention proof modern offices are awful
Panasonic's latest invention shows just how bad modern office designs are.
Andrea Fox: Business advisory council a head scratcher
COMMENT: Prime Minister's business advisory council creates more questions than answers.
Small Business: Tapping into growing greeting card market
Postcard creator Mark Baigent talks operating in a market with "horrendous" competition.
Watchdog's crackdown on online traders, lending companies
Commerce Commission has brought 62 prosecutions for Fair Trading Act breaches in 6 years.
Comment: Unravelling of emerging markets and the potential impacts on NZ
COMMENT: Looking to the future, trade tariffs may not be China's biggest challenge.
Processing profitability: The world can't get enough chocolate
The global chocolate confectionery market expanded 2.5% in the nine months through April.
Canny view: Putting 'family' into financial planning
COMMENT: Communication is the key to success, writes Glen Trillo.