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Bunnings revenue marches toward A$7 billion
Bunnings pushes up operating revenue by 5.2 per cent
Fonterra's farmers are in for higher milk prices this week
Prices firmed, albeit slightly, for the sixth time in a row.
Glencore, Australia's largest coal producer, pledges to cap global output
Comment: We should not underestimate the significance of the announcement.
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Kaeo-based Shaun Gregory talks designing a shellfish mould to grow oysters in.
Kiwifruit eyes another bumper global export sales result
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Hallensteins invites women into its brotherhood in new campaign
Hallensteins is giving a nod to the women who also wear its clothing.
Trump expects to finalise trade deal with China
Investors anticipate negotiators will head off a planned tariff increase on Chinese goods.
App shared women's medical data with Facebook, investigation finds
An investigation found 11 popular apps sent user's personal data to Facebook.
Dunedin chocolate factory wants to 'demystify' craft chocolate
Most people don't know about origins of chocolate and this company wants to change that.
Macca's has lost its mojo, along with these once-popular global brands
WATCH: A look at the companies which once dominated pop culture in the past 18 years.
How the rich keep getting richer
Research shows wealthy people are forking out big bucks to ensure they pay no tax.
Calf brains and pig snouts: US embraces nose-to-tail menus
Americans are just starting to catch up when it comes to nose-to-tail eating.
Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic reaches space again
For the second time in three months, Virgin Galactic has launched a spacecraft into space.
NZ Refining in bid to fast track upgrade
NZ Refining investigates project to improve the shipping channel into Whangārei harbour.
Shoppers not fazed by incoming online shopping tax
Research shows Kiwis won't mind paying more on online orders from overseas sites.
Govt productivity report slammed for underplaying ICT sector
The Government's ICT report is under fire.
Is the Kmart hype over? Growth stumbles, sales fall
Kmart earnings for the six months to December 31 were down 3.8 per cent.
Steinlager named official sponsor of Emirates Team NZ for America's Cup
Beer brand owned by Lion has be named the official sponsor of Emirates Team New Zealand.
Botany Town Centre's $78m makeover
A pool of popular international shops are set to open in Botany this year.
Australian giant behind $790m Newmarket revamp releases financials
Scentre Group on track for opening Newmarket later this year
Fletcher back in the black, shareholder payout resumes
Fletcher's half-year result is out.
Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern or Peters? Who's handling China?
COMMENT: Who's piloting New Zealand's relationship with its largest trading partner?
Another big year in store for NZ mergers and acquisitions
After a big 2018, law firm Russell McVeagh expects to see more of the same this year.
How batteries will transform the power grid
COMMENT: Batteries could help mitigate outages, smooth out peak loads on the grid.
Stoush at Avondale Business Association prompts funding freeze
Auckland Council forced to step in on ongoing stoush at Avondale Business Association.
Explainer: How digital services tax will effect offshore tech giants
A look at what a digital services tax for internet companies could look like in NZ.
Hallenstein Glasson's boss resigns
Group chief executive Mark Goddard has resigned from the listed retail company.
Billion dollar project delayed: Fletcher payments withheld
Delays, cost increases and liquidated damages at Commercial Bay.
Backpacker's social media post for farm work turns ugly
A backpackers' innocent social media post looking for local work has turned nasty.
Collapsed Auckland company owes creditors $10.2m
Precision Foundry was placed into receivership on December 18.