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Plea for trageted business aid to survive lockdown
The hospitality and retail sectors are calling for more targeted aid.
Auckland Mayor orders businesses: 'Stop price gouging'
Auckland Mayor is urging businesses to not return to old price-gouging habits.
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High demand and short supply has retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers stretched.
'Kick in the guts': Retail and hospitality react to new lockdown measures
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Elastic shortage hits as Kiwis rush to stock up on masks
Suppliers says its impossible to source elastic amid the Covid-19 crisis.
Chocs away: Whittaker's plans to double its chocolate output
Matt Whittaker talks factory expansion and the Nigella Lawson sales effect.
Retailers more upbeat but sales figures point to more trouble ahead
Retail spending tipped to take a dive as wage subsidies come to an end.
Deja brew: Turning bread into beer - and then bread again
Restaurateur Ben Bayly co-founder of food-recycle firm with global ambitions.
Retail spending 'strong' in July, accommodation spend up
Accommodation spending growth came back last month.
NZ Post reveals huge volumes through its network during alert level 3
NZ Post research reveals huge parcel volumes during lockdown.
Supermarket 'specials' misleading shoppers: Consumer NZ
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Wesfarmers-owned Kmart tight-lipped on plans for Birkenhead store.
Four-day week: Reduced hours emerging trend for restaurants, cafes
This comes as business owners opt to reduce their hours of trade.
Briscoe Group sales bounce back in second-quarter after lockdown
Managing director Rod Duke says the sustained bounce back in sales was surprising.
Artificial intelligence: Why violent attacks are turning dairies hi-tech
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How the cinema sector is faring post-lockdown
Disruption to blockbuster film releases has cinema occupancy halved.
Bunnings opens $37m whopper store: biggest in NZ
140 staff employed pre-Covid to sell biggest NZ retail warehouse.
Thousands move into NZ's tallest office building
900 workers begin the migration to PwC Tower at Commercial Bay on Monday.
Oliver Mander: At The Warehouse, there's even more change in store
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Multimillion-dollar man Jeremy Moon's latest business venture
Icebreaker founder opens up about his new business venture and plans for global expansion.
Uber Eats driver pay changes causes concern
Changes to Uber Eats driver remuneration system sparks concern.
Small Kiwi firms more gloomy than ever - confidence plummets
Latest sentiment according to ANZ Business Micro Scope.
The Warehouse to close stores for a big announcement
Last month The Warehouse announced six stores were closing and head office job cuts.
Pandemic passion: Lockdown sends engagement ring sales through the roof
Independent jewellers say engagement rings are incredibly popular right now.
iPhone screen inspires look of new 99-room hotel
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State watchdog bleeds $950k legal fees, costs v Bunnings
External legal services made up the lion's share of state money forked out.