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    Ultrafast fashion brand Princess Polly has been certified as ‘sustainable’. Is that an oxymoron?
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     25 July 2025
    B Corp certification is given to businesses who score well for social impact and environmental benefit. But ultrafast fashion is inherently unsustainable.
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    Nicola Willis insists her talks with Fonterra about butter prices have been productive
    25 Jul: Nicola Willis insists her talks with Fonterra about butter prices have been productive... more
    Nelson Tasman Monopoly sales are being put aside to support flood-hit small businesses
    25 Jul: Nelson Tasman Monopoly sales are being put aside to support flood-hit small businesses... more
    New Zealand's supermarkets are taking a different approach to the sale of high strength beers
    25 Jul: New Zealand's supermarkets are taking a different approach to the sale of high strength beers... more
    Elon Musk warns of 'rough few quarters' as Tesla revenue slumps
    24 Jul: Tesla's electric vehicle business faces challenges before its move into autonomous technology ramps up, but boss Elon Musk is touting its long-term value.... more
    Landcorp says its financial position is improving
    24 Jul: Landcorp says its financial position is improving... more
    Fonterra says global markets are to blame for soaring butter prices
    24 Jul: Fonterra says global markets are to blame for soaring butter prices... more
    Westpac says hidden subscription costs set Kiwis back 25 million of dollars a year - and is urging people to read online shopping fine print
    24 Jul: Westpac says hidden subscription costs set Kiwis back 25 million of dollars a year - and is urging people to read online shopping fine print... more
    Togo’s ‘Nana-Benz’: how cheap Chinese imports of African fabrics has hurt the famous women traders
    24 Jul: Chinese manufactured cloth has undermined the monopoly on the trade of Dutch African print textiles that Togolese traders once enjoyed.... more
    Rising supply and falling demand is pushing down rents
    24 Jul: Rising supply and falling demand is pushing down rents... more

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     Most Popular Recent Business News
     27 Jul: Fire and Emergency is reassuring strike action by unionised firefighters will not reduce or impact the services +++++++++++++++++
     28 Jul: Balancing building safety and cost is behind changes to building material legislation +++++++++++++++++
     03 Aug: One in three New Zealanders are falling for online scams, and many are likely to keep it quiet out of shame ++++++++++++++++
     29 Jul: The union for education specialists is seeking an injunction - to stop the Ministry of Education docking pay for workers taking industrial action ++++++++++++++++
     04 Aug: A bad smell from a spoiled 30-million diaper deal - as consumer goods company Zuru takes its former partners to court ++++++++++++++++
     25 Jul: Nicola Willis insists her talks with Fonterra about butter prices have been productive +++++++++++++++
     04 Aug: A long brewing trial between rival diaper firms has taken a dramatic turn - with one party settling on the eve of the trial +++++++++++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      21 Aug: Overseas expansion and name change (Good Returns)
      21 Aug: Business banking 'a standout' as kiwibank sees full-year profit drop (RadioNZ)
      21 Aug: No wi-fi? no problem. local ai laptops keep you working anywhere (PC World)
      20 Aug: Saplings, stalking, and spying: government bills this week (RadioNZ)
      20 Aug: Kitchen things in receivership as losses mount (RadioNZ)
      20 Aug: Kitchen things stores closed as premium kitchenware chain put in receivership (Stuff.co.nz)
      20 Aug: U.s. confirms plans to invest in intel, following softbank (PC World)
      20 Aug: Philo is hiking prices on its legacy plans (PC World)
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