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It was an up and down day for the NZ sharemarket.
Port of Tauranga’s container operations expansion clears another hurdle
Long-awaited resource consent for the project is also on the fast track legislation list.
Unconsented building work non-disclosure sees agents fined $18,000
Three Barfoot & Thompson agents pleaded guilty to unsatisfactory conduct in the case.
NZ wine volume slump adds to new Southern Hemisphere production low
Global wine production down, Italy regains No 1 spot.
Mumpreneur revolutionises property management
How Chelsea Gill created a family-friendly business.
Fruit and veges get cheaper but domestic airfares go up
Those flying overseas had it better than domestic travellers.
Du Val court hearing pencilled in
Judge this week will be considering PwC’s application for information in the case.
Businessman evades more than $1 million in tax to buy Porsche, Bentley
Luxury cars were the largesse of million-dollar tax swindle.
Florida funder loaned $28.2m to Rotorua housing project
Liquidator expects no loss to customers.
Former Blue Chip boss Mark Bryers jailed in Australia
Former Blue Chip brothel enthusiast Bryers will not be eligible for parole until 2030.
Watch: 'Confirm those last digits' - Credit card scammer captured on call
A customer outwitted the 'smooth and urbane' scammer.
Rare foreign-born CEO says Japan needs immigration to thrive
Not all the non-Japanese CEOs have had a smooth ride, as the country's economy struggles.
Markets with Madison: Big tech data centres
Amazon’s global head of data centres explains every detail of their design – including how they’re powered.
How Big Tech builds data centres
Amazon infrastructure boss reveals how it designs and powers massive data houses.
How many years will NZ be in deficit? Treasury to reveal updated forecast
Will spending cuts alone get the books back into surplus?
The event that triggered NZ’s busiest day on the internet
Plus: Our most data-hungry districts.
Jane Finlayson: Fixing manufacturing’s billion-dollar harm problem
OPINION: Harm in manufacturing has not decreased over the past 10 years.
'Just do it': Founder on launching jewellery brand during Covid
Alena Hu talks to Tom Raynel about starting Bare Jewellery with no experience.
London Stock Exchange suffers biggest exodus since financial crisis
Financial Times: Allure of New York grows despite planned UK reforms.
The advertising landscape is in for a seismic shake-up. Are NZ agencies and clients ready?
A global mega-merger is likely to have ramifications for the Kiwi advertising market.
UK joins Indo-Pacific trade bloc CPTPP in 'biggest deal since Brexit'
Membership is hoped to boost the UK's flagging economy by up to $4.4 billion a year.
Sasha Borissenko: Why NZ lawyers face festive season cyber crime surge
OPINION: Cyber crime alert as the Law Society cautions the legal sector on scams.
Why business should not ape football when it comes to pay
Bosses comparing themselves too readily with sporting heroes might be an own goal.
McDonald’s consults Ngāti Whātua on Ōrākei drive-through restaurant plans
Real estate chief met Ngāti Whātua O Ōrakei on employment, safety, health and tikanga.
Liam Dann: Last blast of economic news to offer no tidings of comfort or joy
OPINION: Economy watchers will have to wait a little longer for the silly season
Diana Clement: Taking the charity approach this Christmas
OPINION: Christmas is about more than just consumer spending.
Busting the '$1 million-to-retire' myth
Retirement costs may be lower than expected; actuaries reveal spending trends.
'State of shock' - vendors v agent who gave keys to buyer before settlement
Parmar gave keys to the purchaser the day before settlement without the vendors' consent.
Fran O'Sullivan: What Peters' bold words reveal about NZ's China strategy
OPINION: Foreign Minister Winston Peters will meet his counterpart in Beijing next year.
The good and the bad: 2025 will be a ‘year of two halves’ – Kiwibank
By mid-2025 the tide will finally start to turn, say Kiwibank economists.
Steven Joyce: How political bottlenecks stalled Kiwirail's ferry plans
OPINION: Ferry saga shows politicians should be kept from commercial decision-making.
Mary Holm: Can I use my KiwiSaver to buy a campervan?
OPINION: There are rules and restrictions on what you can take your money out for.
Market close: NZ shares end week on positive note
Leading gentailers Contact and Mercury kept moving in different directions.