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PGG Wrightson downgrades forecast as trading conditions worsen
Market conditions are impacting the whole of the agricultural sector, the firm says.
Food delivery app opens in Hamilton and expands in Auckland
Stay-at-home Hamilton foodies now have a new delivery option.
'Town is dying': Five Whangārei CBD businesses close
Five shops in Whangārei CBD are closing down due to rising costs and less customers.
NZ an export economy? We still have a way to go - report
NZ needs to earn more from exports to meet Kiwis' expectations of the standard of living.
Christchurch firm raising $70m for new home battery - half the price of Tesla’s Powerwall
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'They're trying to stamp us out': Recruitment start-up in battle with Trade Me
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The Lion roars: How a cluster of breweries came to be owned by a Japanese conglomerate
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Master Brewer celebrates 50 years
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Solar firm Lodestone completes $55m capital raise
Purpose Capital consortium has increased its investment in the solar specialist.
Pressure on small business profits as productivity takes a dive - report
Demand-side issues took over last year as productivity fell back to pre-Covid levels.
Auction bargains: Buy in Double Grammar zone for $700k under CV
One Epsom Girls' Grammar zone townhouse has sold at auction for just $100,000.
Business outlook turns dark as recession bites - NZIER survey
On the upside, cost and price pressure continue to ease, suggesting inflation is falling.
Chicken-free chicken maker Sunfed Meat shutting down, owner lets rip
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The ultimate Women’s Lifestyle Expo returns
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Engineered stone giant Cosentino warns against ‘chaos’ of total ban
The company faced scrutiny after legal action from stonemasons who developed silicosis.
Iwi has 'major concerns' as council weighs selling chunk of port shares
Iwi leader claims there's already 'lots of interest from overseas companies'.
Market Watch: Is Bitcoin back for good?
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Editorial: There's more to being a CEO than the huge pay packet
Top CEOs are paid for the business they do and the profit margins they keep.
Transpower CEO Alison Andrew to step down
Alison Andrew has worked in the role for 10 years.
Hundertwasser Art Centre visitor numbers down, deficit up
In six months, the centre has racked up a deficit of three-quarters of a million dollars.
'Premature mortality': Review backs report linking suburb's poor air to deaths
Review highlights the 'scale of impact' of Mount Maunganui's polluted airshed.
Too young to retire: What Kiwi sporting greats do in the afterlife
A unique set of skills learned by elite sports people transfers well into business life.
'We’ll get one good shot at a busy four days': Northland businesses brace for busy Easter weekend
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A significant part of the community: Whangārei Trade Aid to close after 37 years
Trade Aid's northernmost store to close. 'It's an end of an era.'
Traffic safety, flooding, pollution fears raised over SH1 Waipū service centre
The proposed Waipū service station will create traffic safety concerns, objectors say.
Ruakākā highway service centre finally going ahead after decade of delays
Now is the right time for the Ruakākā highway development, director Barry Trass says.
Fears new Central Hamilton parking charge will encourage workers to stay at home
Business association says more paid parking could have a knock-on effect for the economy.
Bittersweet: Popular restaurants to close after 'tough year'
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Up Imagery flies the flag for Young Enterprise Scheme success
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