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Auckland's second lockdown weighed on retailer optimism in August.
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Lockdown sales surge boosts Harvey Norman profits
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50 face masks an hour: Auckland woman made redundant sets up new business
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Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein first New Zealand stores set to open next week.
Up in smoke: Cigarette sales plunge by almost 200 million a year
About 2132 million cigarettes were sold last year - 193 million fewer than 2018.
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New level featuring three-bedroom house and more than 100 showrooms to open next week.
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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
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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.
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Auckland CBD businesses dropped $19m in revenue the first week of lockdown two.
Product limits dropped at leading supermarket chain
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Hell Pizza commits to carbon neutral future
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The Restaurant Associations says it would support businesses struggling financially.