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Sara eisen the dow is up 81 the best day for retail since late july as the markets go green for august absolutely we are also following a big business story President Trump making waves doubling down on a previous statement that, quote, both sides were responsible for the violence over the weekend. Multiple executives stepping down from the white house business councils, some vowing to stay and work with the president. Listen to the restaurant ceo andy plesner who is a big trump supporter. Liste...

Is doing so nicely. We are running so we have some of the finest people in our campaign. They are doing great. Our leaders are incompetent. [cheers and applause] and thats why we have these crowds. Thats why we have these crowds, thats why we fill up the stadiums no matter where we go. Its this way. We have unbelievable people in our country. We have great, great people in our country. [cheers and applause] bill these two guys would not argue with that last point, heres two of them. Byron york a...

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Consumer NZ has found many items marked with supermarket loyalty card discounts could be bought for a lower price at stores not using loyalty schemes.  The watchdog analysed* the price of 48 products that had a Onecard or Clubcard discount, ...

Consumer NZ has found many items marked with supermarket loyalty card discounts could be bought for a lower price at stores not using loyalty schemes.&nbsp&#x3b;

The watchdog analysed* the price of 48 products that had a Onecard or Clubcard discount, and that were also available at Pak&rsquo&#x3b;nSave and The Warehouse (neither of which use a loyalty discount scheme).

Consumer NZ says being unable to save is now the reality for many New Zealanders

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Consumer NZ's latest Sentiment Tracker has found 65% of New Zealanders save less than 5% of their income or nothing at all, raising concerns about saving levels. “Half the population is either anxious about their level of savings, or have none ...

Consumer NZ has lodged a complaint with the Commerce Commission, asking it to investigate Woolworths and Foodstuffs stores for potential breaches of the Fair Trading Act. As part of its campaign to “end dodgy specials” at the supermarket, Consumer ...