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Statement From The Warehouse
In response to the speculation surrounding The Warehouse's future strategy this morning, we would like to confirm that our statement reported in the New Zealand Herald stands.
We have talked openly about the fact that we are going down the hypermarket route, and we have to be prepared for the opportunities that could go along with that. No decision has been made.
Paymark: Lockdown Equals Slowdown For Some
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Genesis: Assessing 6,000 GWh Of Renewable Generation Options For Development By 2025
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Stats NZ: Unemployment Drops To 4.9 Percent As Employment Picks Up
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OECD: Unemployment Rate Stable At 6.9% In December 2020, 1.7 Percentage Points Higher Than In February 2020