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All the leading stocks were weaker on Monday, driving the benchmark index down.

The supermarket owner, who did not want to be named, said the break-in happened about 3.40am. “We normally stack pallets against the front door to make it difficult for anyone thinking of breaking in. “But they’ve driven a car through the front, everything shifted back into the shop, the checkout was damaged, there was glass everywhere going back into the aisles.” A neighbouring shop owner’s husband came to help clean up and even customers offered to help as well when they saw their favourite shop damaged. Lawrence Gullery/Stuff The Red Cherry Supermarket on Shakespeare St in Le...

Supplied Philip Littlewood, chief executive of Stride Investment Management, which manages Investore, says Investore has a clear strategy to grow its portfolio of large format retail stores. Chief executive of Stride Investment Management, which manages Investore, Philip Littlewood, said the $37.3m purchase was a continuation of its growth strategy and its target of large format retail stories. The supermarkets were sought-after property. They typically had longer leases and offered an essential service therefore lowering risk. “We’ve had quite a clear strategy to grow the portfolio ov...

Green Building: A lesson in Waste Management 5 May, 2021 05:00 PM 6 minutes to read The 5ha industrial site at East Tamaki is getting dressed up for a Green Star rating. The 5ha industrial site at East Tamaki is getting dressed up for a Green Star rating. NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern A tired industrial site in Auckland's East Tamaki that housed an old bottling plant has found a new lease of life after Waste Management New Zealand put its full commitment towards sustainability. Waste Management, a nationwide waste collection and recycling company, signed a 25-year lease agreement with the own...

Market close: Energy stocks drag down NZ sharemarket 20 Apr, 2021 05:38 AM 4 minutes to read By: Graham Skellern The New Zealand sharemarket gave up some of its recent hard-earned gains, led down by the energy stocks hit by dry weather in both the North and South Islands. The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 89.28 points or 0.7 per cent to 12,678.55, and the index did stage a late recovery after reaching an intraday low of 12,574.25. There were 51 gainers and 94 decliners over the whole market, with 52.36 million shares worth $197.88 million changing hands. Matt Goodson, managing direc...