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New vehicle registrations have hit a new high in January with Toyota the most popular.
Mattel investors see improvements coming
Investors believe Mattel's narrative that the skies are finally clearing.
Facial at your local pharmacy?
A new pharmacy has taken an unusual approach to increased competition.
Neighbours at war over fenced in gate
Bitter neighbourhood dispute to be ruled on by mediator this month.
Higher wages likely to increase unemployment: Forsyth Barr
Revealed: which companies are at the greatest risk when wages increase.
High Court blocks Takapuna carpark sale (for now)
Citizen wins temporary victory in Takapuna carpark fight.
Big Read: Get rich from your social media followers
Aimee Shaw takes a look at relationship between social media influencers and retailers.
NZ anti-foreign law harsher than Aussie equivalent
Legal experts said the proposed law is unduly harsh on foreign non-residents.
$20m-plus offer for Waiheke mansion
The 1800sq m ridgetop home is 10 times the size of an average New Zealand house.
Lawyers fear $20k fine from foreign house-buyer ban
Lawyers decry penalty for 'unrealistic requirement'.
Rents tipped to spike in next two years
Changing regulations and continued high migration will push up the cost of rent.
Anti-obesity campaigners slam Krispy Kreme's Auckland site
But community trust chief defends South Auckland premise
Mechanic wins $19k after being unpaid for '500 WOFs'
An automotive company has been ordered to pay $19,000 in wage arrears.
Business Debate: Should we shut the door on foreign property buyers?
Two contributors share their views on the issue. And you decide the winner.
Lawyers and realtors attack proposed ban on foreign investment
In their submissions on the OIO bill, lawyers and realtors decried the proposed change.
Mummy bloggers behind Kiwi businessman's success
Entrepreneur Grant Taylor's parent-friendly business idea has taken off.
The smoothie bar setting up shop at festivals
Rawe founder Maggie Gray talks taking risks and running a travelling smoothie bar.
'Hundreds' hit by Air NZ pricing blip
Air New Zealand customers are fuming following an online airfare pricing error.
Should NZ scrap GST on food?
Are Kiwis paying too much tax, particularly on food and beverages?
Labour to repeal 90 day trials on small businesses
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the first tranche of employment law reforms today, including scrapping the controversial 90-day trial for all but small businesses, as a result of lobbying from New Zealand First.
SME confidence drops to lowest level in 9 years
Almost one third of businesses are pessimistic about the next 12 months.
Govt presses on with plan to shut door on foreign home buyers
Kiwis are split, with some supporting the move and others strongly opposing it.
Watch: Inside NZ's first Krispy Kreme
American doughnut chain will open its first New Zealand store in the near future.
Kiwis jump on the Airbnb bandwagon
Research shows Kiwis back home-sharing firm Airbnb despite rising opposition.
Fonterra targets Aussie with $179m expansion
Fonterra plans to spend $180 million on expanding in Australia.
Kiwis face nationwide fan shortage
Retailers are struggling to keep up with demand for fans across the country
Fast fashion fall-out: Clothing banks struggling to cope
Clothing recyclers are finding it hard to keep up with changing fashion trends.
NZ trailblazing a path towards equal pay
But a business lobby group is worried the government's gender equality plan won't succeed
Watch: Nine-level units by Takapuna home to create 's***hole'
Takapuna homeowner complains of nine-level apartment block.
A small firm helping SMEs thrive
Clayton Smith talks about the cash bonus he used to start his business over 10 years ago.