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Trump sends his economic team to China for talks
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Apple tops sales expectations, posts US$61 billion revenue
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Brick-and-mortar stores may start to make sense again
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'Amazon tax' not a magic bullet for retail sector
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Council plan to raise housing developers' costs slammed
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Is France ready for a Thatcherite revolution?
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Women's sports leagues team up to boost financial performance
Eight leagues will try to help each other increase resources, viewership and attendance.
Takata airbags in Australia being recalled after being 'fixed'
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Amazon tax: Kiwis to pay online overseas GST from next year
Government announces measure to collect GST from foreign companies selling to Kiwis.
Dollar trades near 4-month low against greenback
The kiwi dollar traded at 70.35 US cents as at 5pm.
Aussie bank CEO admits 'I made mistakes'
The Commonwealth Bank's chief executive Matt Comyn has gone into damage control.
Trump delays call on steel and aluminum tariffs
Move avoids potential trade battle with Europe as US prepares for talks in China.
Fonterra's season-to-date NZ milk collection tracking 2% lower
Fonterra says the company has so far collected about 1.31 million kg of milk solids in NZ.
'Powerful' consumers put focus on ethics
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Bill English appointed to board of Aussie company
Former PM Bill English has been appointed to the board of company that owns Bunnings.
Residential building consents lift in March
Residential building consents rose in March, largely boosted by multi-unit projects.