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Fletcher Building unit lost nearly a billion dollars in last two years
Shareholders won't get a dividend for last six months.
Fletcher Building downgrades sitting at $400m-plus as announcement looms
Today's announcement is likely to involve further downgrades for the business.
Fletcher to front in Ash Wednesday revelations
Company has warned it is in danger of breaching bank lending covenants.
Les Mills' 333-space Auckland carpark
Gym goers will no longer have to cross the road to attend Les Mills.
Will Apple Music knock Spotify off its perch in 2018?
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Anti-foreign house-buyer backdown
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Fletcher Building investors worried: will shareholders pay?
Fletcher Building might seek money from investors.
Fletcher trading halt extended, in talks with banks
Fletcher was expected to make a market announcement this morning.
Social enterprise building foundations for those in need
Former Shell Oil executive talks about the motivation for starting her social enterprise.
Hands-free shopping coming to new mall
Rooftop outdoor dining, 2770 carparks and an Uber pick-up area are features planned.
David Jones set to open in $790m Auckland mega-mall
Australian department store David Jones is set to open as part of a new mega-mall.
Mixed fortunes in new house valuations
How has your area fared in the latest round of property values?
Agriculture firm to pay $85k to family of worker killed by machine
The death of a machine worker in 2016 highlights the importance of safety, WorkSafe says.
Government's plans to help small business
Government working on small business development group, set to launch this year.
GST legislation on imports off the table
Retailers have pushed for new legislation on low value goods but it won't come this year.
Foodstuffs proposes closure of Rotorua centre, 51 jobs on the line
Foodstuffs' new HQ comes at cost of Rotorua centre.
Female workers take over struggling fish shop
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House sales fall 5.7pc in January
A warm January saw sales by the city's biggest realtors decline.
Newmarket mall shuts this week for $655m rebuild
Neighbouring retailers fear the impact the closure will have on their businesses.
Too close for comfort? North Shore house on water's edge selling for $7m
With the threat of rising sea levels, waterfront properties have become risky business.
Tech firm making life-like human models
This Auckland firm is creating lifelike human models.
Super Bowled: Michael Hill boss explains US withdrawal
Even a Super Bowl advertisement couldn't help Michael Hill penetrate US retail market.
New vehicle registrations hit new record
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.