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Numbers of houses sold plummet as mortgage restrictions bite.
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New Auckland supermarket chain launched
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London must come first in Brexit, May told
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Tax law: Banks to provide data to IRD
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New CT scanners could cut airport lines
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'Idiots': hacker's massive fail
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$400,000 fine for market manipulation
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Apple CEO's massive $198m pay
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If FB was a religion, would be world's second largest
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'Pharma Bro' was sought-after Wall St insider
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Microsoft's plan to focus on cloud software
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Nike to sell trainers through Amazon
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Kiwifruit boss bankrupt owing $200k
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