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Fletcher back in the black, shareholder payout resumes
Fletcher's half-year result is out.
Stoush at Avondale Business Association prompts funding freeze
Auckland Council forced to step in on ongoing stoush at Avondale Business Association.
Explainer: How digital services tax will effect offshore tech giants
A look at what a digital services tax for internet companies could look like in NZ.
Hallenstein Glasson's boss resigns
Group chief executive Mark Goddard has resigned from the listed retail company.
Billion dollar project delayed: Fletcher payments withheld
Delays, cost increases and liquidated damages at Commercial Bay.
Backpacker's social media post for farm work turns ugly
A backpackers' innocent social media post looking for local work has turned nasty.
Collapsed Auckland company owes creditors $10.2m
Precision Foundry was placed into receivership on December 18.
NZ's beer industry now worth $2.3 billion
New Zealand has the equivalent of 4.6 breweries for every 100,000 people.
Analysts divided over capital gains tax
Final recommendations from the Tax Working Group will be revealed this week.
Fletcher Building's profits set for 10% dip
Fletcher Building's half-year result out on Wednesday
Small Business: Lasers lights up venues with colour
Ben Lawrence talks putting on shows for top artists and Auckland's New Year's countdown.
Hawke's Bay company shows finance isn't just 'men in suits'
Hawke's Bay Company leads New Zealand when it comes to gender diversity.
Explainer: Why NZ can't afford to mess with China
China and NZ's relationship has been of mutual benefit since it signed FTA in 2008.
Protesters rally outside Fletcher HQ
Protesters have gathered to oppose development at Ihumātao.
NZ Made campaign rolls out 'New Zealand grown' labels
Green stickers will be seen on supermarket shelves in the next few months.
Can Auckland host mega events without SkyCity Convention Centre?
ATEED responds to SkyCity Convention Centre delays.
Auckland house sale prices hit lowest in three years
Auckland house sale prices sink $20,000 in a month.
Aussie pharmacy giant eating into Kiwi companies' earnings
Times are tough for pharmacies trading close to Chemist Warehouse stores.
SkyCity's convention centre delay hits 7900 delegates
Around 7900 delegates won't be able to gather at the $703 million centre early next year.
Sir Edmund Hillary retail brand gears up for global expedition
Clothing retailer inspired by the famous mountaineer opens its first store.
SkyCity convention centre had Grenfell Tower-like cladding: $25m to remove
Grenfell Tower-like cladding ripped off NZICC
SkyCity's $97m profit, convention centre won't open till second-half 2020
There are more delays for the SkyCity Convention Centre.
Boat builder Southern Spars three years deep in America's Cup projects
Southern Spars has a busy couple of years ahead.
Superyacht secrets: Auckland firm's link to Jeff Bezos' luxury boat
Development on Jeff Bezos' super yacht is happening in New Zealand.
Why affordable Wanaka KiwiBuild homes are unsold
What's wrong with Wanaka's KiwiBuild scheme?
SkyCity half-year result, NZICC update due tomorrow
SkyCity will give an update on progress of the troubled International Convention Centre.
Business debate: Should NZ introduce a capital gains tax?
We pit two thinkers against each other on the CGT issue.
Human trafficking trial: Chefs 'sold a dream' by Auckland couple
Mohammed Atiqul Islam and Nafisa Ahmed have pleaded not guilty to charges.
Are robots taking Kiwi jobs?
This series looks at how technology is changing the way New Zealand businesses operate.
The affordable homes that nobody wants
Six new affordable KiwiBuild houses in the expensive Wanaka market remain unsold.
Fletcher would sell Ihumātao if 'serious' offer made
Protestors are planning another demonstration this week.
Small Business: Why this man bought the IP for scissors
Dave Salisbury talks buying the intellectual property of a scissor brand.
Extra 57,600 people needed in building sector - study
This study coincides with PM Jacinda Ardern's big push for vocational training.