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City Rail Link contractor makes $502k loss
A contractor working on NZ's largest infrastructure project made a loss for the year.
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Kiwis are paying more than double the Aussie price for an emergency garage door opener.
REINZ welcomes Tindall's KiwiBuild interest
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Sylvia Park opening new 600-vehicle parking block in time for Xmas
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NZ Super Fund in KiwiBuild off-site home pitch
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Kiwi whisky company crowdfunds $500k, sets sight on $2m
New Zealand Whisky Collection has surpassed its $500,000 equity crowdfunding target.
'Naive' real estate agent appeals after 18-month suspension
The Disciplinary Tribunal previously said the agent was "commercially naive".
Arvida drives profit up 110pc, plans $500m expansion
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Flat retail sales cast doubt on pre-Xmas growth
Retail sales were flat over the September quarter.
NZ shares fall with blue chips A2, Ryman, F&P Healthcare gains
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Crane Brothers founder ordered to pay $20k to former worker
Murray Crane to pay more than $20,000 in wages arrears and benefits.
Twyford rejects call to immediately reform $50b apartment sector
National MPs were disappointed by the decision.
Kids' clothing company hit with $50,000 fine
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Metro Glass share price slide catches state funds
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Russian billionaire sells stake in Waiwera Thermal Resort
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New Auckland dump at Wellsford a step closer
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Black Friday spending smashes Boxing Day
New Zealanders spent $442 million over the Black Friday weekend.
Airbnb rolls out luxury section
Airbnb has rolled out a new feature to the New Zealand market.
Small Business: Creating e-bikes used by Israeli paramedics
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Black Friday sales madness sweeps the country
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Women-only funding platform fronted by Theresa Gattung heads into second year
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Watch: city's tallest social housing tower up
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New property boss takes aim at real estate issues
Property Council chief executive Leonie Freeman is out to solve real estate issues.
'We're not for sale': The Warehouse outlines plans to combat Amazon
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Flights to Rarotonga for $99? Jetstar gets in on Black Friday deals
Budget airline Jetstar is getting in on the Black Friday deals.
Stock Takes: A2 Milk on notice over its directors fees
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Law chiefs propose sale of Chancery Chambers again
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