Amazon 'days away' from Down Under launch
Amazon set to "eat Trade Me and Mighty Ape for lunch", says e-commerce adviser.
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Amazon buys rights to The Lord of the Rings
US retail giant acquires rights to adapt Lord of the Rings for its entertainment business.
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Tourism chiefs fear speed bump
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New Auckland settlement to rise on northern outskirts
New Auckland settlement rising on the northern outskirts of the city.
Alibaba's whopping $36.4b Singles' Day
E-commerce giant Alibaba made more than $36 billion of sales on Saturday.
The Warehouse teams up with PartPay
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Holistic approach to the sharing economy
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China's Singles' Day sparks retail bonanza
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Mitre 10 to ditch in-store plastic bags
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Foreigners get green light for land deals
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WTO declines Indonesia appeal on trade barriers ruling
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TVNZ boss gets big pay bump despite profit fall
TVNZ CEO Kevin Kenrick received a pay rise of more than $200,000 despite profit plunge.
Canada's WSP crosses Opus takeover threshold
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Domino's solution to common pizza gripe
Domino's launches high-tech solution to common pizza gripe.
Why Kiwis getting gloomier about property
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