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Five COVID-19 shopping habits to continue The pandemic transformed shopping, creating some positive habits that can help us manage our money – and lives – for years to come. Smarter Shopping by Anthony Keane 28th Apr 2021 7:12 PM The coronavirus pandemic transformed shopping, creating positive habits among consumers that should help them better manage their money - and their lives - for years to come. New spending trends highlight some new-found appreciation and beliefs that we should try to keep up , says Jethro Marks, CEO of e-commerce platform The Nile Group. FOCUS ON FAMILY Marks says during the pandemic demand for parenting advice books more than trebled, and baby products are also surging. ....
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Jarden Brief: Bitcoin climbs another 5 per cent 10 Mar, 2021 07:24 PM 7 minutes to read Bitcoin is now valued at US$57,000. Photo / Getty Images NZ Herald Jarden New Zealand Yesterday was a particularly good session for larger stocks with the NZ10 up 1.2 per cent. Meanwhile, the NZ50 rose 0.9 per cent with the rise dominated by the top-performing sectors of healthcare (up 2 per cent), utilities (up 1.5 per cent) and industrials (up 0.9 per cent). The worst performing sectors were energy, down 1.8 per cent and consumer non-cyclicals falling another 1.1 per cent for the day. Air New Zealand was the biggest gainer of the session advancing 3.5 per cent. Energy generator and retailer Contact Energy rose 3.2 per cent and Fisher and Paykel Healthcare increased 2.9 per cent. ....