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One in 4 workers say the chances of losing their job are certain or extremely high.
Covid crunch: Restaurant Brands half-year profit plunges
Fast food operator posted half-year sales.
Small Business: Rachel Hunter's dealings with Kiwi beauty brand
Luci Firth talks working with Rachel Hunter and competition in the market.
Beachhaven dairy robbery thwarted by worker
A Beachhaven dairy robbery was thwarted after the would-be thieves saw who was working behind the counter. Video / Ashwin Kumar
NZ Post report reveals what Kiwis were buying before lockdown 2.0
What retail spending looked like prior to Auckland's move back to alert level 3.
Phil O'Reilly: To truly learn from lockdowns, we need to ask business
Last-minute and ad hoc processes were too obvious during the latest lockdown.
Retail confidence falls in August - 10,000 businesses at risk of shutting down
Auckland's second lockdown weighed on retailer optimism in August.
Pita Pit dives into world of virtual restaurants
Lunch franchise says faceless dining concepts a way to generate additional revenue.
Lessons from lockdown: What the pandemic has taught home brew hardware manufacturer WilliamsWarn
Hawke's Bay firm says there has been global increase in interest in home brewing.
Lockdown sales surge boosts Harvey Norman profits
Bumper profit fuelled by Covid-19 related furniture and home goods sales rush.
50 face masks an hour: Auckland woman made redundant sets up new business
Ayla Bligh says she didn't expect demand to be so high.
International retailers Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein expand into NZ
Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein first New Zealand stores set to open next week.
Inside NZ's biggest retail store: Ikea rival Nido set to open second level of 27,000 sqm site
New level featuring three-bedroom house and more than 100 showrooms to open next week.
NZ King Salmon's plan to ride out stormy Covid waters
NZ King Salmon is setting a fresh retail sales goal to cope with the impact of Covid-19.
Lessons from lockdown: The risks businesses need to take to survive uncertainty
Take the risk or lose the chance has never been more relevant says one Auckland retailer.
Retail chain Pricewise placed into receivership
The business was making a loss - but Covid-19 is not behind the receivership.
Small Business: Art retailer Creative & Brave on overcoming Covid-19 disruption
Belinda Fergusson says sales under lockdown 2.0 not as strong as first time round.
Mark Knoff-Thomas: Lack of co-ordination fuels crime wave
Comment: Police priorities are understandable, but poor cohesion between agencies is not.
'I'm trying my hardest not to close': 1 in 5 Auckland firms won't survive another lockdown
Auckland CBD businesses dropped $19m in revenue the first week of lockdown two.
Business Hub: Naveya & Sloane founder's plans to rival iconic brand Tiffany & Co
With a decade complete, Rachel Sloane shares jewellery brand's plans for its next 10 years
Hell Pizza commits to carbon neutral future
Pizza chain's plans to offset the carbon emissions from its 75 stores.
Sewing over sourdough: The new lockdown craze revealed
And sew it begins, the latest craze hitting Kiwi homes this latest Covid-19 lockdown.
Should restaurants be allowed to sell alcohol with takeaways under level 3?
The Restaurant Associations says it would support businesses struggling financially.
Hallenstein Glasson shares gain on better-than-expected profit forecast
Hallenstein Glasson Holdings issued a trading update and earnings guidance for FY2020.
Covid crunch: Michael Hill profits plunge more than 80 per cent
Transtasman jewellery company's earnings took a big hit from the Covid-19 pandemic.
The real winners of lockdown as sales increasingly shift online
Buy-now pay-later companies cashing in on more sales now happening online.
Small firm marketplace SOS Business receives $5m from US investors
SOS Business grew so big so quickly that it caught the attention of US-based InKind.
Lessons from lockdown: How businesses can thrive despite restrictions
Diana Miller shares advice for other small business owners.
Plea for trageted business aid to survive lockdown
The hospitality and retail sectors are calling for more targeted aid.
'It's like groundhog day': Coffee kiosk boss on what return to level 3 means for businesses
Martin Howard is unsure if operating under level 3 again is viable.
Consumer confidence set to dive - what that means for recent golden run of retail spending
Second wave of community transmission expected to dent run of increased spending.