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Buyers of 283 Auckland apartments left in dark after Ebert receivership
Apartment buyers have been left frustrated by the receivership of Ebert.
Ebert Construction's 95 staff face uncertain future as $40m debts revealed
Ebert Construction in receivership and wages are being paid day-to-day.
Workers locked out: Auckland construction firm in receivership
Developer confirmed this morning that Ebert Construction has gone into receivership.
'Wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy' - $24m bill, townhouses remain uninhabitable
Residents are losing their patience over the ongoing delays.
Agents defend behaviour after $1.2m 'removed' from trust account
Allegedly missing $1.2m at centre of case.
Small Business: Why small firms get employment law wrong
HR professional Thai-Anh Cooper talks about where Kiwi employers are going wrong.
Loneliness plagues business owners
Many underestimate how much work goes into running their own small firm.
Saved from 'backpacker' fate: Lawyers vote to keep $14m historic building
The lawyers have made their decision.
Anti-coal group protests outside Fonterra
Auckland Coal Action Group staged a small protest outside Fonterra's head office today.
Auckland apartments nearly two years late
First of the 246 new Alexandra Park apartments were scheduled to be finished by late 2016.
Major Auckland mall sold for around $40m
NZ Retail Property Group has sold the Highbury Shopping Centre at Birkenhead.
Government spends $150K on business video game
Government has teamed up with Kiwi firms to create a business video game.
New Queen St hotel planned for Auckland
The news follows a string of other big new hotel announcements in the last few days.
Spark launches app to connect tradies to work
Spark is gearing up to launch a business which services tradespeople.
Alexandra Park apartment 'months behind' original schedule
Developers faced a major challenge when builders walked off the site last week.
Prefab company owes $2m: Boss speaks out on what went wrong
Matrix Homes boss Sean Murrie explains how his well-laid plans went awry.
The Warehouse confirms up to 140 jobs to go
The Warehouse will axe between 120 and 140 fulltime jobs.
Campaigner slams 'facadism' of Auckland's built heritage
A campaigner has spoken out against the trend of facadism in Auckland's built environment.
New apartment block set to rise in Auckland suburb
A big apartment block has been given the go-ahead in Orakei.
Small Business: Knitting sets to be made for premature babies
Crafter Natalie Iogha talks selling knitting kits to be made for premature babies.
Mark Lister: Trade talk not going away anytime soon
COMMENT: For now, global sharemarkets are taking trade uncertainties in their stride.
Zespri chairman urged to stand for Fonterra
Zespri chairman called on to stand for Fonterra board - no word on John Wilson's decision.
Christopher Niesche: Aussie CEOs rewarded for showing up
COMMENT: Median bonus for ASX100 CEO is up 20 per cent to A$1.76 million.
Asia's biggest cocoa grower has a chocolate problem
Asia's biggest cocoa grower has a chocolate problem.
Aucklanders lash out at QV over housing valuations
Numerous Aucklanders have been left frustrated by their experiences with Quotable Value.
Social media cafes set to open in NZ
Instagramesque cafes, popular in South Korea, are popping up across New Zealand this year.
Boeing faces significant setback with spacecraft
The latest setback is in a program designed to restore human spaceflight.
Facebook suspends analytics firm over data collection
The social media giant has suspended a longtime partner that had used data from Facebook.