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Musk makes $11b in two days while on trial
Musk's trial over infamous tweets hasn't stopped his fortune from exploding again.
Former high-flier fined for importing steroids labelled as 'lube oil'
Unbe-lube-able: Importation charges in court today - but strange past can be revealed too.
Up to 90 jobs to go at MediaWorks, staff told
Layoffs at MediaWorks as boss blames "likely recession" and labour costs.
Bar wars: Leo Molloy says rival blocking liquor licence bid
Molloy says matters “far from settled” in spat over new HQ.
Auckland most gloomy as regional confidence dives on cost of living, interest rates
The Westpac McDermott Miller survey shows Waikato posted the largest fall in confidence.
Airline rebuild: Emirates starting second NZ superjumbo service
Carrier releases details of sought-after flight, Air NZ steps up China services.
Why mortgage funds face the biggest investment risks
And KiwiSaver members should be wary of alternative assets.
Key vote looms for Madam Woo and other restaurants' future
A positive watershed meeting is expected this Friday.
How four retailers helped drive retail sales to record $1.7b
$200m of sales made in December alone.
How the ‘woke’ M&M’s spokescandies divided America
New York Times: M&M’s found itself in a culture war over shoes worn by spokescandies.
Elon Musk defends his tweets about taking Tesla private
Musk has claimed he thought he had financial backing when he made the Tesla tweet.
Inside the perilous quest to get battery-powered aircraft off the ground
Financial Times: The flying car dream still hasn't come true. Why is it so difficult?
Spotify says it has to face the music, reveals layoffs
Another tech heavyweight announces layoffs, plans a more centralised tune.
Pay cuts for kiwifruit growers as quality deteriorates
Quality issues are continuing to haunt kiwifruit growers.
The price of your home: Latest values revealed; where the market is now heading
Property market downturn expected to continue, despite some promising signs.
ChatGPT AI’s Wharton MBA exam pass poses test for business schools
Financial Times: Microsoft's latest investment outperforms some human students.
Spotify executive who signed Harry & Meghan exits
Streaming giant to reduce its workforce by 6 per cent.
Microsoft invests billions in ChatGPT-maker OpenAI
Why the tech giant is doubling down on its earlier investment.
Luxury boom shows the staying power of the ultra-rich
Financial Times: Somehow, the spending splurges of younger cohort set to boom enormously.
How NZ's stance on Covid testing Chinese arrivals helps boost tourism
The recovery of the prized Chinese market will be gradual but more air capacity coming.
Editorial: The economic slowdown has arrived
OPINION: Our editorial says inflation is expected to keep running 'red hot.
Market close: Investors cautious ahead of key inflation data
The index dipped after a strong start to the year.
Jacinda Ardern will be gone soon, but NZ’s economic troubles are here to stay
New York Times: NZ’s long-standing economic issues continued to simmer in the background.
Inflation expected to remain 'red hot'
Economists expect inflation to have fallen a fraction in the December quarter.
After a pay rise this year? Don't bank on it
Tight control over salary budgets a hard truth for many employees.
‘Daycare for adults’: Mass sacking starts at Google
A Google worker tearfully documented being fired.
Mass layoffs at Google
Nicole Tsai is one of many Google employees to be laid off after the tech giant announced it would be slashing almost 12,000 jobs.
How to cope when you lose your job
New York Times: How to act when your company doesn’t behave in the most humane of manners.
Eurozone set to avoid recession this year as economists’ gloom lifts
Financial Times: Big change as IMF indicates it will upgrade global forecasts.
Laybuy shares go into trading halt
The Kiwi buy now pay later company wants to de-list from the ASX.
Small business: The ethical beauty brand breaking into Europe
Kester Black's Anna Ross says the brand gives cutomers beauty wihtout compromise
Serko lifts revenue guidance after strong Dec-Jan trading
Software company Serko has upgraded its revenue forecast.
Auckland housing developer folds after lender says ‘no’
Five big problems blamed for housing developer's failure.