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Netflix ads: Start date, pricing, limitations revealed
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'Patchy result': Bay of Plenty economic confidence still in the red
Seven regions posted lifts in confidence, while four regions posted falls.
Online retailer collapses owing millions
Tauranga company Inspiry put into liquidation owing more than $2m to creditors.
Apprenticeship system 'broken': Poaching rife, qualifications taking longer
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Kiwifruit sector marshals resources against export fruit quality downturn
Kiwifruit industry was 6000 workers short this season.
Chamber boss: Business owners should care about local elections
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Contactless popularity explodes: Retailers to save $74m as 'huge' fees swiped
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Mark Lister: What a time to be a central banker
There's an awful lot for Governor Adrian Orr and his colleagues to consider.
Full of beans: Jeremy's back selling coffee at Tauranga Hospital
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Fire risk fears: Apartment owners, Argosy suing aluminium panel makers, suppliers
Claddings now mostly removed from buildings at centre of court case.
Business digest: Awards, visits from Stuart Nash, Trust increases donations
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Mark Lister: There is more mortgage pain to come
Higher interest rates and a slower property market will be felt across the broader economy
Business digest: House of year named, top businesses recognised
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Chamber boss: Have our business leaders got 'do-gooder fatigue'?
Bosses are tired of being the nice guy.
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'Skin in the game': Employers offering shareholdings, profit share to keep staff
They feel like they are part owner rather than 'just someone who worked for someone else'.
Mark Lister: Another shaky September with US Fed set to hike again
Comment: There's not much investors can do but strap in and go along for the ride.
New court date for Port of Tauranga as frustration builds
Cost of container wharf extension now $20 million higher.
Locked out mill workers vote to accept pay deal
The 145 workers were locked out on August 9.
City warned: $1.6b GDP loss likely if 'urgent' action to curb housing shortfall isn't taken
Tauranga's potential unaffordability could drive thousands of people from the city.
Fixed-price contracts and five per cent deposits: Building industry fights back
ANZ's Blueprint to Build nets $3.5 billion in lending since it launched last year.
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