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New data suggests post-lockdown rebound weaker than last year
Economists say there are signs this lockdown rebound won't match last year's strong surge.
Business also need 'no jab, no work' policy, says Retail NZ
Businesses are under huge pressure with no changes to alert level.
'Crisis point': Businesses in Auckland on the brink of collapse
Business in Auckland is on the brink of collapse.
Whittaker's chocolate prices to increase
Whittaker's is increasing prices for the first time in two years.
'Asleep at the wheel': Auckland businesses lash out at Govt, call for 'no jab, no job' mandate
Auckland lockdown is killing businesses
Supermarket booze battle: Auckland Council wins appeal
One major court dispute over booze sales is over, but more legal wrangling may be brewing.
Restructuring and lockdown demand helps Warehouse rack up profits
Warehouse benefits from 'digital transformation'.
Christmas warning: Australian strike will worsen shipping woes
Australian port strike action, China's power crunch spell pressure for NZ supply chain.
Kiwi Property questioned over $442m plans - but not on Ikea
Some property insiders think Kiwi wants to bring New Zealand's first Ikea to Sylvia Park.
'Glimmer of hope': Business groups welcome Level 3 in Auckland
Hospitality lobbyist says move down to level 3 offers a 'glimmer' of hope.
Auckland CBD retail and hospitality has lost $770m to Covid
Chief executive Viv Beck says that equates to an average of $570,000 per business.
Liam Dann: GDP a bitter-sweet reminder of alternate economic reality
GDP points to interest rate hikes ahead once we're through the looking-glass of lockdown.
'Batted above its weight': City thrives in Covid lockdown
Massive distribution centres for both Countdown and Foodstuffs kept this region humming.
GDP preview: Economy was red-hot. Is that meaningless now?
Strong second-quarter GDP data will provide some confidence for post-lockdown rebound.
New $300m Halswell mini-town centre gets consent
Pool, gym, cinemas, apartments, supermarket, childcare and housing planned for site.
South Island's biggest supermarket chain names new boss
Ex-Hallenstein Glasson managing director has new supermarket role.
How much does NZ's biggest supermarket chain make?
The chain has 330 supermarkets and gets millions of shopper visits annually.
Kikki.K stationery collapses for a second time
Stationery chain announced it was a "sad day" but lockdowns had 'devastated' the brand.
Major Auckland retail landlord to cut rents by up to 80 per cent
"Tenants are beside themselves. They really are." - Daniel Friedlander.
'$1m a day' - lockdown toll on retail, entertainment and hospo
The Warehouse, Bunnings, PlaceMakers - how big retailers are faring under alert level 4.
Supermarket centre opens 3 weeks early to meet demand
Chain sent just under 3.5 million cartons of food/groceries to stores in last week.
US-owned FunLab wants 1500 extra NZ staff in expansion
Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq and Holey Moley Golf Club - just the start.
Westfield mall owner Scentre makes A$400.4m net profit
"We want to be the first choice for where people spend their time outside of home".
Restaurant Brands profit up 208%
Growing demand for fast food swells company bottom line.
Lockdown: Auckland CBD counting costs and risks
'Some very worried people around' but broader Auckland outlook solid, business group says.
Butchers want click-and-collect as supermarkets deal with supply issues
Retail NZ boss said the click and collect model would take pressure off supermarkets.
Michael Hill's profit skyrockets more than 1300%
Michael Hill profit shot up more than 1300 per cent for FY21.
'We're not the police': Fears hospo industry will have to enforce sign-in rules
Businesses worried about staff safety and compliance costs of enforcing scanning in.
My Food Bag gets grilling from shareholders
The company's share price has slumped since listing and it has lost key management.
Where to now for $26b construction sector?
Builders and contractors had to secure their sites fast on Wednesday.
Major retailers' 'piss take' approach to level 4 lockdown concerning, union says
Some employees have reported being called in to ship Champagne flutes and fake grass.
One month, five dairy robberies: Worker attacked with golf club for chocolate
Dairy owner's horror run: 5 robberies in one month, 3 staff leave over safety fears.