Uber to launch fleet of e-scooters in NZ
Uber-owned Jump joins the homegrown Flamingo in Wellington's trial.
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18-storey Auckland Council building and half-hectare sold for just $3m
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Meat manufacturing company fined after worker had tips of fingers amputated
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SkyCity gets consent to buy Queenstown lakeside site
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Auckland housing market expected to stay frozen through winter
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NZ's largest pathology business sold in $600m deal
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US-owned firm cleared to buy Auckland high-rise for $144.5m
US$975.2b global property business gets consent to buy Chorus House in CBD.
Danish seed group cleared to buy $413m NZ seeds business
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Double-decker Sephora shopping bus to tour four NZ cities
The French beauty retailer will have its first store open well before Christmas.
Government's two options for Google, Facebook tax
Government moves to take submissions on a 'digital services tax'.
Summerset $290m investment huge boost for regions
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Hong Kong-linked developer's plans for Newmarket
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Huawei ban: China threatens to ban foreign companies
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Conservative rivals look to ease Trump fears over Huawei
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Morgan Stanley sees recession within a year if trade war gets any worse
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New study finds young people feeling unprepared for work and undervalued by businesses
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