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Cheap 'knock-offs': Move to protect national Māori flag's legacy
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Warehouse Group to cut head office jobs
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Kmart worker sacked for trying to defuse attack on security guards gets job back - for now
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Shoplifter pees on shelves as he walks down supermarket aisle
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Foodstuffs North Island reports first loss in a decade
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French beauty retailer Sephora to close Queen St store
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Assaults on supermarket staff up 50%; fog cannons installed
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US consumer goods companies are losing upper hand on pricing
Financial Times: Ones that imposed relentless post-pandemic price hikes reaching limits.
Pantry was empty, kids were hungry - so woman stole $8k worth of grocery items
The Nelson woman's lawyer says she's trying to be a productive member of society now.
'Big plans': Rod Duke on why Briscoes is thriving while other retailers struggle
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Laybuy in receivership: Deloitte considers offers for NZ and Australia operations
'Huge level of consumer support in terms of honouring their commitments.'
How two developers gazumped Government plans for Auckland's housing 'flood'
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Retail spending slump nearly surpassing '80s sharemarket crash
Low activity overall, but some pick-up in the last few days of June.
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Queenstown’s Westwood Group buys Ponsonby Central
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