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Boeing rises after plea deal in 737 MAX probe.
Xero downsizes in the capital
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Hurricane Beryl strikes at heart of US energy industry
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Boeing to plead guilty to fraud in US probe of fatal 737 MAX crashes
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Bernard Looney plots Abu Dhabi comeback from BP scandal
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Minecraft hunts revenue beyond gamers as industry growth slows
The studio behind the popular game is seeking other ways to make money.
Used car dealer that auctioned former PM Helen Clark’s Crown limo in liquidation
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New house at Gibbs Farm sculpture park on NZ's Best Homes with Phil Spencer
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TGH gets into the energy business as its Ruakura Superhub flourishes
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Jobs could go at KiwiRail after consultation
KiwiRail has been in the spotlight recently after multiple ferry failures.
Renowned futurist still says he will merge with AI
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Pilita Clark: The new normal of office life
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US consumer goods companies are losing upper hand on pricing
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