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How Government proposes to make foreign companies pay GST on low-value goods.
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Show us your ethics: Tearfund
Tearfund says consumers can't be sure companies are reducing exploitation.
'Amazon tax' not a magic bullet for retail sector
Analyst says Amazon tax won't save the local retail sector.
Amazon tax: Kiwis to pay online overseas GST from next year
Government announces measure to collect GST from foreign companies selling to Kiwis.
'Powerful' consumers put focus on ethics
The consumer is more powerful than any brand, says Icebreaker chief Greg Smith.
Amazon tax: Kiwis to pay online overseas GST from next year
Government announces measure to collect GST from foreign companies selling to Kiwis.
Retailers rejoice: Reaction to new 'Amazon' tax
Retailers and groups have welcomed Government's move to collect GST on low-value goods.
$67m St James restoration stalled for nine months
The St James restoration project is on ice.
Kiwis spend $4.2 billion online and rising
A survey reveals more than a quarter of Kiwis prefer to shop online.
Bunnings aims to double NZ revenue: new boss
Bunnings New Zealand is aiming big over the next five years. Here's their plan.
Ice cream from coconuts instead of cows
Haman Shahpari, co-founder of ice cream brand WaHiki, talks selling into a crowded market.
Instagram launches shopping in NZ
Instagram launches shopping feature allowing users to buy items directly through posts.
Airlines gather forces to take on the airports
An airline group will push the government to impose tighter rules on airport pricing.
The truth about Chinese economic growth
OPINION: Trying to get a handle on what's happening in China has always been difficult.
Australian PM slams bad bankers
Malcolm Turnbull says financial advisers should have their conversations recorded.
Social media giants' business model incompatible with human rights
Facebook has facilitated breaches of privacy and human rights, scholar says.
Inside Dyson's top secret UK headquarters
A glass box in the English countryside holds Dyson's most secure innovations.
Group weddings and loyalty rings: Inside Alibaba's strange world
How Alibaba catapulted itself to be the world's largest retailer, in just 19 years.
Alibaba, Fonterra and NZ Post team up to track orders
Alibaba has launched pilot orders through its safety framework using blockchain technology
Why Weta Workshop is using Alibaba
Alibaba's Alipay and Tmall are attractive options for Kiwi businesses, merchant says.
Job cuts looming at Fletcher Building
Job cuts follow disastrous $952 million of losses at firm's Building + Interiors unit.
Toll likely for $800m Auckland roads project
PPPs likely on two big road projects
Smart-shopping: How China is revolutionising retail
The e-commerce giant has rolled out China's first contactless 'magic payment' machine.
Small Business: Making a boat in a box for surf life-savers
Veteran surf life saver Mark Goodhew has designed a boat to better suit Surf Life Savers.
$500m of new apartments, hotels developed and planned by Safari Group
Safari "probably NZ's biggest hotel developer".
After $2.9m payout, ex-Fletcher Building boss sells home for $1.7m profit
Adamson has sold his Auckland home and is now residing in New York.
Shane Jones wants stronger infrastructure body
Infrastructure Minister wants to beef up the current unit or add a new one.
Fletcher raises $515m of $750m, now over to mum and pop investors
Retail investors will have next week to take up the offer.
Ethical fashion: How do Kiwi retailers fare?
How New Zealand retailers fare on the ethical front for fashion practices.
580 new retirement units for Auckland, Napier
Progress on Hobsonville and Napier village projects.
Fletcher Building wants $750m from shareholders, gets $500m in bank loans
Fletcher Building wants to raise an additional $750 million from shareholders.