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Retailer Forever New's digital revamp
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Warehouse bosses' pay eats into earnings
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House sales plummet in 2017
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Microsoft stops fixing PCs with AMD chips
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Ford boss calls for cities to be rebuilt
Jim Hackett is warning of "overwhelming pollution and paralysing congestion"
Air NZ flies up global punctuality rankings
Air New Zealand returned to the top 20 mainline airlines for on-time performance
A2 Milk leads sharemarket lower
The S&P/NZX 50 Index dropped 68.33 points, or 0.8 per cent, to 8,364.9
NZ dollar loses ground on US greenback
The kiwi was trading at US71.64c at 5pm from US71.69c at 9am
OIO investigating China's Agria Corp
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Pushpay beats $100m annualised revenue target
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YouTube speaks out over suicide video
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ComCom tells online shoppers to be wary
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Mix-up gives passenger a plane to herself
A booking mix-up resulted in one passenger on a flight in the US.