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Cullen says legislate capital gains tax before election
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NZ restaurant chain to trial bring-your-own takeout containers
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From jobless to the cover of Forbes
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Tesla secures land for Chinese factory
Tesla had secured land for its first factory outside the United States.
Woman wins $20K over IRD complaint dismissal
A woman accused of complaining about her employer to the IRD has won a $20,000 payout.
Netflix soars as blistering subscriber growth restores faith
Netflix is growing faster than even its most bullish fans on Wall Street predicted.
Government changes tack on online shopping GST to avoid price hikes
The Government has revised its approach to collect GST on low-value goods.
Chinese phone giant heads to NZ
The phone and consumer electronics company is said to be fourth largest in the world.
Market volatility is the price we pay for long-term returns
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Correction and apology to Te Rere Cove's David Parkinson
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Canada now world's largest legal pot marketplace
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Kiwi taxpayers fund rival regatta to America's Cup
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Amazon takes on Aussie supermarkets
Amazon has launched a new online store that will put Coles and Woolworths on notice.
Film crews need special labour laws, says Govt working group
A Govt working group says NZ's screen sector needs its own employment framework.