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Michael Hill's fourth quarter sales down 4%, online sales hit new highs
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Helicopter money: Should NZ follow Britain?
'Free money' to stimulate economy could help in challenging months ahead, analysts say.
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Retail collapse: Iconic Aussie bikini brand with 44 stores in administration
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BurgerFuel profit falls 60 per cent, what does the future hold?
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