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Surge charges introduced to Uber Eats
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E-commerce accounts for 8.9 per cent all retail spending in this country.
Sold! NZ's most expensive home has new owner
There's finally been a successful sale of the famous Te Rere Cove.
Sydney man turns $55k savings into 18 homes
Sydney man becomes property tycoon after turning $55,000 savings into $9 million.
Lessons big tech can learn from Microsoft's battle with the US feds
Software giant faced regulators decades ago. Its losing playbook can help today's targets.
Australian man claims he invented bitcoin, suing those who doubt him
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Shamed for burning kerosene, aviation world seeks greener skies
The aviation industry is increasingly under pressure about carbon emissions.
Diana Clement: How to avoid the most common insurance pitfalls
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Rocket Lab wants to hire another 100 staff in NZ
Peter Beck on America's Cup competition as he seeks 100 staff and NZ's "lost generation".
A2 Milk welcomes China crackdown on fake products
China's wants to ensure that no counterfeit product are sold via any e-commerce platforms.
World class Kiwis celebrated at Kea Awards
American businessman Ric Kayne acknowledged, Peter Gordon takes home supreme award.
Were Alexandra Park 'voids' actually lava caves?
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Burger battle: McDonald's vs Burger King - who Kiwis love the most
McDonald's and Burger King are competing on very different business models.
'Absolute disaster': Construction contractor to shut shop
"The market is an absolute disaster down there." - Ian Cole
New $40m Christchurch hotel opens
"This is the first new-build hotel since the earthquakes." - Jhunjhunwala
Australian fashion label moves into NZ
Australian retailer has signed a deal with Westfield Newmarket.
Costly surprise found beneath Alexandra Park development
Voids in the rock up to 4m high by 2m wide had to be filled.
Tower trouble: Vote looms on Auckland land sale to pay $40m bill
ANZ and Westpac are owed $40m by next year.
ANZ staff 'outraged' over David Hisco's expenses
Double standard for retail staff and the executives at ANZ, says First Union.
'Science fiction bunker': Objectors decry Mt Eden plan
Residents aren't happy about the proposed changes.
Could widow's three-year battle with AMP spark insurance changes?
COMMENT: Is this a sign of a turning point?
Clothing brand inspired by Sir Edmund Hillary seeks $3m for global expansion
Edmund Hillary brand is crowdfunding for global expansion.
Sir John Key sold beach home to ANZ boss Hisco last year
"I had a house for sale and they wanted to buy it." - Sir John Key.
'Statue-napped': The curious disappearance of Lord Auckland
The missing statue has been subject of rampant speculation.
Land use change goes hi-tech with Hyper Farm visualisation
Initial computer tool attracts much interest at this year's Fieldays.
Pet care start-up's big plans to clear up the industry
Little Green Dog wants to make the pet care market more eco-friendly.
Costco chief wants Kiwi goods
"Every month I go to Seattle and show off my goods." Costco's Patrick Noone.
Five years in the making: How Costco will shake up NZ retail
Meet the people behind Costco's entry to NZ.
Christchurch library Tūranga takes top award
Tūranga "a visually stunning symbol of hope, unity and rebirth".
Wealthy couple's asset fight: Wife loses latest round
Court rules on couple's interest in subdivided land lots.
Arrow International creditors' future payout 'unknown'
Arrow was working on about 20 projects when it hit trouble