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Eric Watson's Cullen Group abandons $112m tax appeal, related party debts revealed

The Cullen Group has abandoned its appeal against a $112 million tax judgment.

Diana Clement: My price-rise radar is going off

What's gone up, what's gone down.

Supreme Court reaches limit, rejects ex-KiwiRail tenant palm farmers' plea

Men "granted extensions of time to file their submissions on seven occasions", court says.

The pros and cons of a Universal Basic Income

The idea is getting mainstream attention, but the devil is in the detail.

House prices jump, defying gloomy forecasts

Highest number of properties sold in June in four years

Bay of Islands real estate agent loses case against ex-colleague

Allegations were said to be "lies" and "latest in campaign of harassment".

Why one of China's biggest developers has arrived here

Sunny Development New Zealand arrives for two big projects.

Kidicorp's charity metamorphosis raises tax questions

Kidicorp founders sell business to related-party charity - and collect $332m tax-free.

The groups likely to be hit hardest by a recession

Certain demographic groups are set to be hit harder than others.

Auckland house prices defy forecasts, grow $6000 in a month

What do the latest figures tell us about Auckland's housing market?

Sir Ron Brierley selling Orams Marine stake pre-America's Cup

This comes as the businessman faces criminal charges in Australia.

Why you should prepare for your KiwiSaver to go down again

Markets look better, but the disruptions may not be over yet.

'Property is never a mistake in New Zealand': car dealer

"If covid hadn't happened, it would have been leased." - Dion Cooper

Insurer hires rival's former boss

Nadine Tereora is to join Partners Life.

Green Party backs guaranteed minimum income of $325/week

Greens launch first major policy ahead of the Sept. 19 election.

Diana Clement: Post-Covid recession, unemployment, likely until 2022

We're unlikely to see the economy bounce back until at least 2022