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NZ’s only commercial aircraft maker will provide parts and maintenance.
Kiwi firm does multimillion-dollar deal with Royal Thai Air Force
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Stats NZ apologises for CPI publishing error
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Equitise crowdfunding licence cancelled
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Inflation falls in March quarter.
Jail threat, apologies as Aussie supermarket chiefs front up to Senate inquiry
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Low lamb prices could see more farmers planting trees
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GDT steady but cheddar takes a dive
Not much movement on WMP and SMP, while cheddar plummeted 8.5 per cent.
SkyCity’s new CEO is online gaming consultant, ex-Defence Force officer
Online gambling consultant based overseas will return home to lead entertainment giant.
Inside Economics: Is Nicola Willis in danger of doing a 'Liz Truss'?
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Microsoft makes high-stakes play in tech Cold War with Emirates AI deal
New York Times: Tech giant, White House in US$1.5 billion bid to head-off China.
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On the charge: Air NZ picks airports for battery plane trial
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Combine RNZ, TVNZ newsrooms to shore up public broadcasting - former TVNZ boss
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Worse than supermarkets: Domestic airfare market ranked least competitive in survey
Airports in a battle with Air NZ say greater oversight of fares is needed.
Richard Prebble: It is lunacy to join a military alliance aimed at our biggest trading partner
OPINION: New Zealand has a free trade agreement with China, not the US.
Market close: Sea of red as NZ stocks slump; dollar falls to four-month low
It was the lower-risk stocks that outperformed today.
China's economy grew 5.3pc in first quarter - better than expected
Household spending over the Lunar New Year holidays helped to boost China's economy.
Easysteel jobs on the line, union blasts 'bombshell'
Workers face fallout after turmoil at Fletcher Building.
AI will be part of Scott Technology’s evolution, says CEO
The company reported a fall in net profit in its first half result.
Property Insider: Who leased billionaire Graeme Hart’s new properties; Fletcher changes unprecedented
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Market just too small: Menulog quits New Zealand
The online food delivery platform will cease working from May 16.
Career shift: Venture capitalist to cop
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