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Fonterra maintains cone of silence on Tip Top sale talk
Fonterra's Tip Top is rumoured to be up for sale.
Uber wheels out sex ed campaign
Uber has enforced its new rules on sex, vomiting and firearms.
A2 Milk answers critics with 65 per cent earnings lift
A2 Milk has answered its critics where it matters most - the bottom line.
NZ dairy production hits record in peak month of October
Favourable growing conditions over spring helped drive New Zealand milk production.
Riot Foods CEO resigns citing 'severe' alcohol addiction
Ryan Kamins has resigned from Riot Foods, citing alcohol addiction.
Kiwi duo eyes first $1m as start-up takes off
Another trendy product plastered over social media is becoming big business.
Kiwi craft beer gets first dedicated bottle shop, more to come
First of a string of specialist craft beer bottle shops has opened.
Microsoft NZ and IRD at odds over transfer pricing
IRD has been auditing Microsoft's books amid a crackdown on multinationals.
Harcourts wins court ruling on ex-agency boss
Harcourts wins $1m case against former agency boss Gurpreet Grewal in Auckland.
NZ's biggest commercial landlord nets $48m profit
Rental income has, however, dropped due to asset sales.
Small Business: Designing a wholesale jewellery line
Nelson-based jeweller Benjamin Black talks about developing a wholesale jewellery line.
Kiwi dairy-free ice cream firm inks big deal in China
Wahiki Creamery is proving popular in the Chinese market.
Volcanic theme lights up Auckland's newest hotel
The $91m hotel with chandeliers, $23k leather couches and rooftop bar.
Mortgage fraud scheme: 'naive' agent suspended for 18 months
The accused told the tribunal she did not know what mortgage fraud was.
Budget eyewear business opening second Auckland store
Dresden sells standard spectacles for $63 a pair.
Watch: 4000-tonne historic CPO lifted for train project
The stone building is among the heaviest to have ever been moved in New Zealand.
Revealed: The Kiwi brands that made millions on China's Singles' Day
Kiwi brands made millions during China's annual shopping festival.
House market springs to life
October data shows the number of houses for sale hit a 5-month high.
Spark's ongoing Xtra Mail issues frustrate business owners
Spark's email service provider Xtra Mail is still blocking emails.
Hope for Waiwera? Australasian giant eyes park
The hot pool giant is eager to start discussions with the owners.
500% fee hike: Auckland Council hits back at developers
Auckland Council says it needs the extra money to fund infrastructure.
Harcourts boss Chris Kennedy resigns
The company is now on the hunt for a new chief executive.
Watch: Take a walk through the $1b Britomart development
Construction work underway on first hotel for Britomart, $1b downtown Auckland hub.
Alibaba smashes Singles' Day sales record as shoppers spend $45.7b
Singles' Day is now considered the biggest international shopping day of the year.
Developers decry 'up to 500 pct' rise in Auckland Council fees
Developers say the increases could make some projects untenable.
Small Business: Bagel chain opening stores in tight spaces
Greg Cornes loves the hospitality sector and is spreading out his bagel business.
Everything you need to know about Lime scooters
Can you actually ride them on the sidewalk? Are they available during the winter?
Supermarket ad banned for being 'too political'
The short animation highlights the impact deforestation for palm oil has on orangutans.
Lift-off: Rocket Lab's first fully commercial rocket mission a success
Rocket Lab this afternoon launched its Electron rocket.
Amazon has a rival in Japan and its stock is soaring
Japan's retail market is potentially an exciting market for automated checkouts.
MoneyGram fined $125 million for failing to crack down on fraudulent money transfers
The money exchange has agreed to pay the penalty.