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Real estate agents get $6m+ wage subsidy lifeline
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New nine-year low: Coronavirus' impact on property market
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Covid-19: Mitre 10 confirms job losses
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Scammers exploit pandemic, businesses warned to be vigilant
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Five NZ retirement stocks dive: What next?
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NZ-North Asia shipping severely curtailed by outbreak disruption
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Fletcher Building's Ross Taylor on coronavirus crisis
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National MP seeks crisis centre advice on apartment settlements
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Metlifecare takes legal advice on $1.49b takeover scrapping
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Fletcher Building hits back at union claims
Company refutes union claims about how it's acting during the pandemic.
Five Kiwi entreprenueurs shortlisted for Forbes 30 under 30
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The Antipodean apartment buyers complain of settlement demand
"Purchasers can't even view the completed development" - The Antipodean buyer.
NZ's highest-paid boss takes $140,000 12-week pay cut
Union: "It shows a lack of respect for the workforce that keeps their company moving."
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Buyers are anticipating lower prices, but many have left the market.
$9m Waiheke sale sets national record but owner gets shock
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FE Investments collapse: 'Too early' to say how much of $54.3m investors will get back
The receivers don't yet know how much money investors will get back.
Reserve Bank told of FE Investments' imminent failure
The Reserve Bank recognises the financier's failure is "distressing".
NZ finance company in receivership, $53m in deposits on the line
Financier holding $53 million in term deposits.
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Kathmandu to raise $200 million to cushion Covid-19 blow
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