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    A potential lesson for all retailers - from the Lululemon leggings saga
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     30 January 2026
    A potential lesson for all retailers - from the Lululemon leggings saga
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    Missing out on a spot at the airport is largely to blame for a Wellington taxi company's failure
    30 Jan: Missing out on a spot at the airport is largely to blame for a Wellington taxi company's failure... more
    The Finance Minister says education will always be a worthwhile investment - as the Government announces two new specialist schools
    29 Jan: The Finance Minister says education will always be a worthwhile investment - as the Government announces two new specialist schools... more
    New Zealand export values have been surging
    29 Jan: New Zealand export values have been surging... more
    The end of ‘Pax Americana’ and start of a ‘post-American’ era doesn’t necessarily mean the world will be less safe
    29 Jan: The US may be stepping back from some engagements on the world stage. That’s not necessarily bad news for the rest of the world, an analyst argues.... more
    Plans to future-proof Queenstown's power supply - include a new transmission line from Cromwell
    29 Jan: Plans to future-proof Queenstown's power supply - include a new transmission line from Cromwell... more
    Economists are expecting the Official Cash Rate to rise sooner rather than later - flattening forecasts for the property market
    29 Jan: Economists are expecting the Official Cash Rate to rise sooner rather than later - flattening forecasts for the property market... more
    Our beef exports could fill the gap left by a shortage in US cattle supply
    29 Jan: Our beef exports could fill the gap left by a shortage in US cattle supply... more
    New Zealand's housing market looks like it could be on a different trajectory to Australia
    29 Jan: New Zealand's housing market looks like it could be on a different trajectory to Australia... more
    The Reserve Bank may have to step in and use interest rate hikes to cool inflation
    28 Jan: The Reserve Bank may have to step in and use interest rate hikes to cool inflation... more

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     Most Popular Recent Business News
     08 Feb: Wellington Water are still urging people to avoid the water along the capital's south coast - despite remediation works running smoothly +++++++++++++++++
     10 Feb: The former Air New Zealand boss says his time at the airline made him a better leader, as he moves into a new role abroad +++++++++++++++
     28 Jan: Tauranga's Mayor says a community gathering will be held tomorrow - to acknowledge last week's tragic landslide at Mount Maunganui ++++++++++++++
     05 Feb: A 53-year-old man's been arrested and charged in relation to a suspicious fire at a commercial premises on Oruanui Street in Taupo's CBD on Tuesday night +++++++++++++
     13 Feb: Hamilton City Council's putting 1.7-million dollars into future zoo expansion +++++++++++++
     06 Feb: A property manager says the numbers of students looking for flats is lower than previous years +++++++++++++
     30 Jan: Missing out on a spot at the airport is largely to blame for a Wellington taxi company's failure ++++++++++++

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      24 Feb: Nzme back in profit as herald, oneroof and zb deliver growth (RadioNZ)
      24 Feb: What’s behind the openclaw ban wave (PC World)
      24 Feb: ‘a slap in the face’ to be replaced by ‘the cheaper and worse option’: ai takes half of kiwi’s business (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Feb: Dell is also afraid of nvidia gpu connectors bursting into flame (PC World)
      24 Feb: Campervan rentals drive tourism holdings' growth (RadioNZ)
      24 Feb: Your ai isn’t broken. it’s just doesn’t know you yet. (PC World)
      23 Feb: Wellington business losing thousands after sewage leak restrictions (RadioNZ)
      23 Feb: Pedestrian hit by car outside te anau business (RadioNZ)
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