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RATs sales boom: Why NZ should be safe from price gouging
What you can expect to pay for rapid antigen tests.
Consumer NZ finds big price difference in RATs, concerns over markups
With no set price for RATs, it's up to individual retailers to decide a fair price.
Covid-19 hits Countdown, with almost 1000 staff off
The company says it is expecting the number of affected employees to grow.
Supermarket wars: New player alongside giants; another changes hands
Huckleberry downsizes operation, new player talks covenants making setting up difficult.
Small Business: Meal kit firm's vision to serve up digital business for restaurants
Arthur Crawford discusses servicing New Zealand's struggling hospitality sector.
Phase 3: Retailers need green light now to sell RATs - Barnett
Government needs 'a dose of reality' on who critical workers are, chamber CEO says.
Sports supplements pulled for containing amphetamine-like stimulants
Consumer NZ is calling for tighter regulation of these products in New Zealand.
Michael Hill profit flat amid store closures
Michael Hill lost a total of 9,777 trading days across its store network
Sir Ian Taylor urges Govt to allow big business to sell and distribute RATs
Business not being trusted to source and distribute critical tests, businessman says.
Kiwi kumara rum start-up making waves in drinks space
Bayside Rum has bartenders and drinkers excited.
Staff shortages: Auckland hairdresser closes down, others may follow
The industry is facing many difficulties, those in it say.
Small Business: Fitness centre keeps human connection strong in technological era
Diego Rosenberg, director of Tauranga gym Health Quarters, believes in the personal touch.
Business Hub: Foodstuffs boss Chris Quin on plan B, keeping shelves stocked
Chris Quin addresses concerns about supply chain pressures.
Bendon gets out of Naked frypan
Auckland lingerie-maker out of the Naked frying pan and into the Covid fire.
Blow for hospitality as Valentine's Day spending plunges $60m
Restaurants lost out as Kiwis celebrated Valentine's Day a little differently this year.
Queenstown's Covid crisis: Mayor pleads for return of wage subsidies
Business leader says 'this is no longer a Covid resurgence, this is business disruption'.
'Lack of leadership': Business owners slam PM's absence from Wellington
One cafe owner said the PM has a tendency to not be where the drama is.
Small Business: International Kiwi settles into jewellery business
Cristina Figursky talks beginnings centred around paper and dealing in precious gems.
The Myth of Sustainable Fashion
HBR: All is not what it seems in the world of so-called sustainable fashion.
Kathmandu expects to take a hard hit on its first-half profit
Retail disruptions caused by the pandemic and overseas factory shutdowns to hit retailer.
Who's being hit hardest by inflation? Data reveals cost of living
New Household living-costs price indexes show who's really seeing the highest inflation.
Lendlease puts two NZ retail outlets up for sale again
Australians bought four NZ malls in 2010 for $185m: now they're selling two.
'For my sanity': Auckland retail institution to close down after 30 years
Veteran retailer David Eggleton explains why his menswear store is closing for good.
Customers asked to wear surgical masks at Auckland beauty store
The real problem is people refusing to wear any mask, says industry body.
Fuel rage: Could petrol prices for 91 also hit $3 per litre?
Drivers could be in for even more pain at the pump.
Switching focus: Mini themed photoshoots keep business humming for family firm
Husband and wife duo switched focus when Covid-19 hit NZ shores.
Fly fisher launches survival kit business amid exploring backyard boom
Entrepreneur's start-up betting on more people taking up outdoor adventures.
Briscoes forecasts its net profit to jump by 20% to $87m
Briscoes Group forecasts its net profit to jump by 20 per cent to $87m.
Reopening: 'Bitter-sweet' announcement for hospitality
Economic trauma will continue, say some business groups.
Why corporate sales leaders remain optimistic
Research finds growing optimism amongst sales executives.
Supermarket giant frustrated it can't sell rapid antigen tests
Foodstuffs is urging more collaboration with the Government.
Progress report: How far away is NZ's first Costco store?
New store now up on greenfields site, previously used for pasture and grazing.