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New Zealand's economy shrank sharply in the last quarter of 2020.
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Outdated regulation 'crippling export opportunity' for natural health products
Calls for archaic rules to change to allow for industry growth.
'Retail roller-coaster': Briscoe Group defies Covid to post $73 million profit
Homeware and sporting goods retailer posted a healthy $73.1 million profit.
Spotlight's lofty $550m plans to open 150 new stores in five years
Owner of homeware and fabrics retail chain has big plans for expansion.
'Fantastic ride': Foodstuffs South Island boss retires after 20 years as CEO
Steve Anderson will step down from the role in February 2022.
Savor Group's bold plan in the face of Covid-19
Lucien Law says NZX-listed group will both acquire and set up new venues.
How Kiwis' dining and travel habits have changed since Covid-19 hit
Research by Uber shows encouraging signs of an economic recovery.
Auckland's second level 3 lockdown significantly impacted retail sector: report
Report gives a glimpse of sentiment in the retail sector following latest lockdown.
Auckland cafe owner slams change in wage subsidy criteria
Claims the new criteria for wage subsidy makes it almost impossible to access.
Nido building, land hits mortgagee sale, massive stock sale
Pearlfisher Capital, first mortgagee, loaned $25m short-term debt finance.
Investors disappointed as My Food Bag shares fall on debut
My Food Bag shares listed at a discount to their offer price.
Moa on split from NZX-listed Savor, turning around unprofitable business
Stephen Smith now runs the business with his father and Lion veteran Mike Smith.
Liam Dann: Queen City feels the pain - and it hurts
Auckland's CBD is being battered by border closure, infrastructure work and social change.
My Food Bag CEO: Dual listing 'great point in our history'
Kevin Bowler says he has confidence in the meal-kit firm and its local-focused growth.
Microbiologist on efficacy of 'deep cleans' after Covid exposure
Microbiologist weighs in on whether businesses are doing enough to mitigate transmission.
Small Business: Retailer on benefits of buying into business
Rebecca Baylis talks instant cash flow and navigating a changed retail landscape.
Allbirds' latest sustainable creation: plant-based leather
Start-up partnered with firm to create an alternative from vegetable oil, natural rubber.
Kelly Tarlton's unveils million-dollar attraction expansion plans
Auckland's sea life aquarium will later this year open a new million-dollar exhibit.
Nido receiver's behind-scenes negotiations - but not with Ikea
Bedroom furniture, dining tables, chairs, sofa beds, consoles, homeware on sale.
NZ's biggest mall owner: Newmarket boost but annual loss
Westfield Newmarket got 10m shopper visits in 2020 - Scentre Group
Delegat Group celebrates 25% increase in profit
It posted a $43 million net profit after tax in the six months ending December 31.
Michael Hill posts $40m profit
Jewellery retailer is cautious of the risks around ongoing trading disruption.
Kathmandu appoints US clothing veteran to revamp apparel offering
Robert Fry opens up about the internal shift going on inside Kathmandu.
Scottish craft brewing giant BrewDog sets sights on NZ
Cult craft brewing giant with more than 100 bars worldwide to expand into Aotearoa.
Covid-19 vaccine roll-out: Major employers on board
Private sector will play a vital role in helping to administer the coronavirus vaccine.
Biggest NZX listing since 2014: Can My Food Bag deliver?
Initial offer fully subscribed as foodies contemplate tucking in.
Menulog's 'aggressive' growth plans to rival Uber Eats
It may not be the market leader for food delivery - but it has aspirations to be.
Small Business: From Covid job cut to floristry startup
Vanisha Narsey talks about platform designed to make life easier for flower shops.
Business Insider: What next for The International? HelloFresh ambushes Countdown
'Captains of industry' said to have bought apartments at The International
NZ importers feeling boxed in as port chaos continues
The logjam at the port is causing havoc for importers, writes Kate MacNamara.
Vehicle firm gears up for first NZX listing next week
NZ Automotive Investments' shares will be trading on the NZX from February 25.
Hallenstein Glasson half-year sales increase almost 14%
Clothing retailer turned over $182 million in the six months to February 1.
What the sudden lockdown means for retail spending
Data shows retail spending tumbled in January - but is it now set to fall off a cliff?