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Uber adds new ride option for Kiwis in Asia-Pacific first
Uber Big Boot launches today in 11 New Zealand cities, offering 500L boot space.
NZ lagging behind most comparable countries on space spending
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The Newmarket Innovation Precinct hosts 40 companies and numerous researchers.
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The Kiwi family trading millions in gold and silver
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Matthew Hooton: Desperate times call for bold measures
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Allbirds predicts turnaround - finally - if lucky break on tariffs holds true
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Emirates Group announces record $10.5b gross profit
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Pushpay insider trader loses latest bid for suppression
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Market close: NZ sharemarket drops while The Warehouse finds encouragement
The NZ sharemarket had a slight gain today as the Red Sheds reported sales growth.
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Inside NZ Post’s $250m facility transforming parcel delivery
It's been worked on for several years and can process over 500k parcels at peak capacity.
Wellington Airport boosts income but faces festering fleet problems
Airport performance improves but chief warns fleet issues could linger for a year.
First look: Inside stage one of new Wānaka retirement village
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ANZ NZ's first-half profit edges up to $1.16 billion
Chief executive Antonia Watson says the flat result reflects the state of the economy.
'Encouraging': Warehouse Group third-quarter sales up 2.2%
Foot traffic is up, but margins are down.
Greg Foran says NZ too slow out of the blocks with tourism
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