Art Green's Riot Foods needs $1 million or may be sold
Auckland-based Riot Foods has faced "significant challenges" a shareholder letter reveals.
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No more needles found in supermarket strawberries
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St Lukes needle prompts Choice strawberries recall
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'Give shoplifters instant fines' - NZ First
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Mecca set to open biggest store today
Australian beauty retailer Mecca is today opening its biggest New Zealand store.
Whittaker's teams up with Tip Top on icecream project
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Kathmandu to pay staff $1000 bonus
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Kathmandu expected to announce healthy profit
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Iconic Queen St building marked for $20m rejuvenation
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Most Kiwi shoppers not making ethical choices
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Spending increase bucks business confidence woes
Card spending in August goes against talk of sliding business confidence.
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Timothy Kasbe leaves The Warehouse Group
Timothy Kasbe was appointed to overhaul digital operations at The Warehouse.
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T Galleria by DFS unveils refurbished heritage store
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Farmer charged over millions of caged eggs sold as 'free-range'
Commerce Commission alleges caged eggs were sold as "free range".
H&M set to open flagship store
H&M will tomorrow open the doors to its flagship store in downtown Auckland.
Michael Hill plunge 'not as bad as it looks'
Analysts say Michael Hill's 86 per cent profit drop exaggerated by exiting the US market.
Kiwi nappy firm expands into 24 countries
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David Jones' cunning move against Myer
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