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Kate Mounter on her first aid kit business Parachute First Aid.
Balancing power: What the employment law changes mean for you
Comment: Employees earning over $180,000 lose the right to claim unjustified dismissal.
Trump’s finances were shaky. Then he began to capitalise on his comeback
NY Times: Records suggest his riches were not the product of a steady and strong empire.
TV shake-up: Sky TV set to lose channels - viewers 'don't like repeats'
A major global deal is coming to an end for Sky. What does that mean for customers?
Entrepreneur Bowen Pan on why he returned to NZ
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Silicon Valley to NZ: Kiwi Facebook Marketplace inventor is back home to give back
Bowen Pan says NZ's tech sector is 'unrecognisable for the better' after 13 years away.
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Liam Dann: After Orr – is it time for a Reserve Bank reset?
OPINION: The challenges facing the Reserve Bank.
Beyond the Budget: Brutal truths
OPINION: Treasury forecasts permanent Budget deficits, starting in 2030.
The hunt for equity: Kiwi expats wanted
Christopher Luxon met key investment fund leaders in London recently.
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'Like a nuclear explosion': Investor on AI's greatest threat
Khosla Ventures invested US$50m in OpenAI for a 5% stake in 2019.
Halter CEO's inside secrets to raising capital
Fresh off raising $165 million, Craig Piggott explains his strategy.
Rockets to ranches: How Halter's cattle collars turned a Kiwi start-up into a US$1b unicorn
Halter's solar-powered collars are on hundreds of cattle in the US.
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Du Val downfall: From champagne, private jets to receivership and $250m debt
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The Lion roars: How a cluster of breweries came to be owned by a Japanese conglomerate
Doug Myers was instrumental in transforming Lion Breweries into an international company.
Tall Timber: NZ’s biggest 20 forestry companies
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Business Opinion
Opinion: What to do if you have been left out of a parent's will
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Nadine Higgins: How innovative schemes are aiding first-home buyers
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Making it modern in children’s rooms
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Personal Finance
Nadine Higgins: How innovative schemes are aiding first-home buyers
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Data show more Kiwis struggling to pay bills, behind on mortgage payments
Those most affected by financial hardship are aged between 35 and 49.
Property
Second time lucky: Young couple's squeals of delight after they buy real-life doll’s house
They had missed out on their dream home eight months earlier.
OCR twist: Will the Reserve Bank surprise homeowners on Wednesday?
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‘Eight weddings and a funeral’ - School turned into giant family home
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On The Up: From fishing shows to first aid - Parachute First Aid's unique journey
Kate Mounter on her first aid kit business Parachute First Aid.
'Change their footprint': Kiwi start-up's plan to shave $1200 a year off household power bills
Basis plans to install over 50,000 smart panels globally in the next 24 months.
Small Business: Kiwi pickle brand processes 100 tonnes as business booms
Reuben Alderson talks to Tom Raynel about his small artisan foods business Alderson's.
On The Up: A royal new venture with King Bees Honey
Cate and Mike King talk to Tom Raynel about their new business King Bees Honey.
Controversial Kiwi start-up, once worth $38m, folds in New York
It says it's collateral damage in the city's war on Airbnb and will try again elsewhere.
Small Business: Weaving culture and quality with Nodi Rugs
Olivia Moon talks to Tom Raynel about her hand-woven rug business Nodi.
Technology
Videos make pay day routines everybody’s business
New York Times: TikTok and Instagram videos outline what people earn, where dollars go.
Influencing without influencers - firms get staffers to star in lo-fi content
New York Times: It is part of a growing shift in social media marketing.
Silicon Valley to NZ: Kiwi Facebook Marketplace inventor is back home to give back
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Stop the presses: Stuff closing about 15 Auckland, regional community newspapers
Titles such as the North Shore Times and Central Leader have been published for decades.
Market close: Tourism Holdings drops as NZ sharemarket ends week on high
The NZ sharemarket bounced back as large-cap stocks balanced gains and losses.
Surge in new vehicle sales: Industry insiders explain three factors behind spike
Tesla and BYD fight it out in a resurgent EV market.
'A substantial breach': Builder's work under scrutiny after installing leaky gazebo
The builder argued there were defects with the gazebo design but the tribunal disagreed.
Foodstuffs to open $73m Pt Chevalier store early after Vic Park fire
Foodstuffs' Pt Chevalier store will open on August 19, earlier than planned.
'Toxic management': Air traffic strike causes mass flight cancellations
Ryanair cancels 170 flights as French workers' strike affects about 300,000 passengers.
Rich-lister helps fund $2m+ Akl school pool upgrade
The deepened pool will support water polo and year-round community use.
Pacific airlines team up, four countries sign new trade and food deal
Airlines from two small nations have big plans for unique, sometimes challenging region.
Kiwi storage chain owner sells up to Australian giant Kennards
Dave Tuke founded National Mini Storage in 1991. He was inspired by Australian stores.
Tourism Holdings forecasts lower profit amid US market challenges
The business says it may need to make a goodwill impairment on its US assets.
NZ company linked to UK money-laundering probe
A UK recovery action against organised crime behind a £50m tax rort reaches New Zealand.
18,800 people booked for NZICC; anaesthetists, ophthalmologists the latest
Anaesthetists to meet April 30-May 5, ophthalmologists November 5-9 next year.
Qantas cyberattack: Airline says scammers active but systems secure
No contact from hacker, Qantas says, despite claim attack had notorious group's hallmarks.
Record highs for US markets: What it means for KiwiSaver investors
KiwiSaver funds have about $35 billion in US equities.
NZ's most photographed hotel up for sale
One of the owners, Cade Thornton, asked that offers to buy the hotel go directly to him.
'Time to lead': Airline founder hands over to son after 40 years
Craig Emeny founded Air Chathams in 1984, alongside his wife Marion.
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Kiwi bank that starred in World's Fastest Indian fetches $650K at auction
Heritage building had key role in hit film starring Oscar-winner Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Adding value to your property - the easy way
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More kiwi homeowners turning to solar
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Ngāi Tahu brings iwi values to industrial development
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