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Sid and Chand Sahrawat hand over their first restaurant to their chef.
Arson charge after Countdown chip aisle fire
Court date after Countdown mall fire sparks massive call-out.
Small Business: Christchurch paint firm seeks to raise $1.2m capital
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International supply chain issues and temporary shipping delays lead to empty shelves.
Japanese beverage giant buys Kiwi coffee business
Japanese beverage giant said to have paid seven times Allpress' sales value.
Briscoe Group's bumper sales quarter lifts revenue
Retailer posts another quarter of strong sales growth.
Icebreaker founder reacts to new owner's restructuring plans
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Merino wool outdoor clothing firm will split its business into three entities.
My Food Bag chief marketing and customer officer resigns
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Nido investors face losses after $62m scheme yields $46.3m sale
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Swedish buy-now pay-later giant Klarna enters NZ market
CEO says company's size will allow it to bring more competition to the NZ market.
Why fashion designers need to pivot to stay viable
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'Productive meeting' between Queen St stakeholders, Auckland Council may prevent High Court action
Council was this week served legal proceedings over ongoing Queen St pedestrian trial.
Asahi Beverages buys Kiwi coffee firm Allpress Espresso
The moves comes as the alcoholic beverage company grows its non-alcoholic portfolio.
Transtasman bubble boosts NZ's struggling hospitality sector
Hospitality industry data shows the impact of the bubble opening.
Viv Beck: Vision is one thing - delivering an absurd mess is another
OPINION: 'The debacle on Queen St over the last year is unacceptable.'
Wine price warning: Smaller vintage could add 20% to a bottle
Villa Maria says its grape harvest is down almost 30 per cent this year.
Small Business: Canadian eyes opportunity for North American treat down under
Snack food company says it has reached production capacity as demand grows.
Robyn Malcolm - Outrageous Fortune to real-life undies brand owner
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Is the transtasman bubble enough to keep airport retailers afloat?
Transtasman bubble makes up 20-30 per cent of regular earnings for one airport retailer.
Levi's urges shoppers to reject fast fashion and buy less
"We need people to stop shopping for flashy bouquets and go for good, sturdy house plant."
Mr Yum secures $11m to take hospitality tech offshore
Co-founder Kim Teo says Mr Yum would also look to build a local team in New Zealand.
Small Business: Custom e-bike build spurs fledging business
Riding high after Covid sales bump, 50cc e-bike creator eyes growth in NZ farming sector.
US State looks to ban Robinhood trading platform
There is a growing backlash against retail brokerage firms.
Harts buy Emerald Foods: Premium ice cream group back in NZ ownership
Rich lister's son continues FMCG acquisition spree.
Nido building owners frustrated at paying 21% interest rate
Investors are not happy with the rates they're currently paying.
Steak, Mānuka honey and champagne targeted as shoplifting increases
Meat and alcohol are increasingly targeted by thieves.
Business Hub: Andrea Scown first female CEO of Mitre 10
New Mitre 10 boss steps up to a timber shortage crisis and pandemic challenge.
'Price of everything' set to increase: Consumers face pain at the checkout
Fears price hikes will be felt most greatly by those with the least money.
Business Hub: Mitre 10 CEO Andrea Scown
New Mitre 10 CEO Andrea Scown for NZ talks breaking the mould of leadership in the industry and recovering the business post Covid-19. Video / Dean Purcell