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Plastic bag ban could cost people's jobs - union
E tū says a few hundred people work producing plastic bags in New Zealand.
Plastic bag phase-out: What about dog poo and bin liners?
Ideas include cardboard scoops or used milk bottles and newspaper or no liner for bins.
Retailers rush to support Govt's single-use bag ban
Retail companies react to Government's plans to phase out single-use plastic bags.
Govt bans single-use bags to save NZ's clean, green rep
Single-use plastic bags will be phased out over the next year.
Government expected to announce plastic bag ban
Eugenie Sage is expected to announce a ban on plastic bags tomorrow morning.
Hallenstein Glasson profit increases 58%
Hallenstein Glasson Holdings says it profit rose 58 per cent after Storm sale.
India's first Ikea to attract bigger crowd than whole population of NZ
The store is expected to attract around six million customers.
Revealed: NZ sectors offering the worst customer service
A report monitoring how customers rate New Zealand industries offers new insight.
Bunnings agrees to pay staff Living Wage
Around 4000 staff get a pay increase of $2, the equivalent of $80 extra per week.
Kiwi coatmakers address 'mammoth plastic waste issue'
The husband-and-wife are crowdfunding $30,000 to push the initiative further.
Petition to end liquor monopoly in West Auckland
West Auckland residents cannot purchase alcohol from supermarkets.
Small Business: The gutsy Kiwi soda company taking on Coke with healthier options
Vista Drinks has already sold 150,000 units of its new product.
Andrea Moore investor complains to market watchdog
An investor has complained to the market watchdog about a capital raising by Andrea Moore.
New World, Pak'nSave, Liquorland to ban plastic bags from 2019
Foodstuffs stores will cease offering single-use carriers from next year.
Shocking footage of attack on Auckland mall worker
A worker at a Sylvia Park food outlet in Auckland has been assaulted by a man apparently unhappy about the cleanliness of a nearby table. Source: Supplied
Major Auckland mall sold for around $40m
NZ Retail Property Group has sold the Highbury Shopping Centre at Birkenhead.
American shoe brands terrified of Trump's tariffs
Nearly all shoes sold in the US are made abroad.
Retail firm that previously underpaid staff commits to living wage
All 591 workers at the company will earn at least a living wage from October.
The Warehouse buys The Appliance Shed
Noel Leeming, owned by The Warehouse Group, has bought The Appliance Shed.
NZ govt considers tighter rules for mānuka honey on local market
The NZ Government will consider applying export rules to locally sold mānuka honey.
Social media cafes set to open in NZ
Instagramesque cafes, popular in South Korea, are popping up across New Zealand this year.
Hallenstein Glasson 'divorce' was tough: Storm boss
Deborah Caldwell, CEO and owner of Storm, says being part of a public firm wasn't for her.
Recalled prams still available in NZ
Almost 20 children have had their fingers damaged or severed by the strollers.
NZ consumer watchdog warns of name change at notorious Danish site
The consumer watch dog is warning shoppers to be careful of Digital Sourcing.
Mad Butcher family-owned again
Mad Butcher chief executive Michael Morton wants to restore the butcher brand.
Small Business: Kiwi teen entrepreneurs launch skincare brand
Rangitoto College student William Cole talks starting a business and the future.
Yoga studios and organic food: Huckleberry's mission to shake up shopping
Organic grocer Huckleberry is gearing up to increase its market share.
Antiques stores consigned to history
Collectables shops have been shutting down around New Zealand.
How far can the food truck boom go?
Are food trucks and trailers still profitable business model? Vendors weigh in.
Price check reveals duty-free shopping more expensive
Price comparison reveals duty free shopping isn't as cheap as you'd think.
The creepy online tricks stores use to get you to spend more
Retailers are using new tricks to squeeze a few extra dollars out of your wallet.
Lawsuit linking baby powder to cancer leads to $6.9b payout for 22 women
Asbestos in the company's talc products was found to have led to ovarian cancer.
New Zealand's next Kmart store revealed
Kmart has officially announced it's opening a new 5300sqm Kmart store in the South Island.