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Apartment sector shake-up promised post-election
The rules governing where around 100,000 Aucklanders live will change significantly.
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Rents for apartments, units and townhouses has hit an all-time high across New Zealand.
Crocs' billion dollar strategy: Stay ugly
Crocs, perhaps the most polarising shoe of our time, is making a comeback.
The Equihax nail in the privacy coffin
COMMENT: Equifax didn't have the technical competence to hold the data that it did.
Women in leadership needs more work
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Consumer confidence dips in September
Consumer confidence dropped in the September as slowing housing market dented optimism.
Kiwi falls against stronger greenback
The dollar fell against a broadly stronger US dollar ahead of the Fed's policy meeting.
The oversold benefits of standing desks, inactivity at work
Reporting on reducing inactivity at work has overplayed the role of standing desks.
Is this the most expensive smartphone ever?
A solid gold iPhone X created by a luxury goods manufacturer will cost $100,000.
Leaky building owners forced to borrow from family
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Wall St pares gains after fresh records
Wall Street moved higher, paring some gains after rallying to record highs.
Auckland villa advertised for $599,000
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The Block NZ sale prices 'reflect market'
Real Estate Institute of NZ chief executive says the prices paid were fair.
Throwing parties around New Zealand
Christina Sorensen talks event planning and how she keeps her business in check.
Rob Fyfe back in airline industry
Rob Fyfe heading back to work for an airline after being appointed to Air Canada's board.
What's next for Xero
Rod Drury says Xero has the potential to become a tech powerhouse like Facebook or Amazon.
Equifax execs retire following data breach
Its chief information officer and chief security officer retiring, effective immediately.
$1m donation to French NZ military project
A memorial is planned in a French town liberated by New Zealand forces in WWI.
Inside New Zealand's first Pak'nSave Mini
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Butter hits record price as food costs rise
Butter had it biggest price rise since 2010 as food prices rose in August.
The big problem with online shopping
People love the idea of buying their groceries online, but not many actually do.
Blueborne, the massive security Bluetooth-ache
COMMENT: Bluetooth seems simple on the surface, but it's convoluted under the hood.
How to 'dollarise' the value of what you sell
COMMENT: How to use the marketing and sales strategy is called 'dollarisation.'
Kiwi tumbles vs pound on BoE rate hike view
The New Zealand dollar fell to a four-month low against the pound.
December hike bets firm
The latest US inflation data renewed bets the Federal Reserve might hike interest rates.
Succession planning essential for SMEs
90,000 small business owners will retire or sell off their firms in next 10 to 12 years.
The future of AI and machine learning
Artificial intelligence is evolving so much that it is now intelligence augmentation.
Scrapper Bill nowhere to be seen
COMMENT: English still to come out of his corner swinging hard at Ardern during debates.
New Xero apps switch focus to front office
Xero is making the move from back office to front office with a range of new products.