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Teen's food truck rebrand appeal after KFC legal challenge
Ben Yang, 17, runs Yang's Fried Chicken from a food truck in Christchurch.
On The Up: McKay leads Samoa's green transport with solar-powered electric catamarans
The five solar and battery-powered electric boats will be built in Whangārei and Samoa.
Robyn Malcolm, Toni Street, Kiri Nathan and Cassie Roma share defining moments
They were keynote speakers at this year's Business Women’s Network Speaker Series.
Xero to acquire US platform Melio in $4.1b deal
Accounting software firm Xero plans to buy Melio for US$2.5b.
Napier Port rejects union claim it is 'selectively suspending' workers
'Disruptive' industrial action under way as higher pay sought for about 185 port workers.
L’Oréal Groupe ANZ CEO Alex Davison talks about its new distribution centre
Alex Davison, CEO of L’Oréal Groupe in ANZ, talks with Tom Raynel about L’Oréal's new distribution centre opening later this year. Video / Tom Raynel
Tainui Group Holdings welcomes new CEO
The news comes a year after previous chief executive Chris Joblin announced his departure.
'Mismanaged': Expert calls for faster reform in NZ economy
Teece highlights the need for faster economic reforms to keep pace globally.
Hemp bevs: US states crack down on cannabis drink craze
States are banning intoxicating cannabis drinks due to rising popularity.
Building blocks: 59% of construction firms face work order concerns
Economic pressures are the biggest concern for construction sector leaders: BDO report.
Audrey Young: Behind the pay equity dispute over male vs female-dominated jobs
The big issue is how robust the comparisons are between male and female-dominated jobs.
Meta breaks promise, plans to introduce ads on WhatsApp
Ads will roll out to three billion users, violating a 2014 'no ads' pledge.
Why Kiwi businesses are cautiously optimistic about the future
This year, 52% of businesses plan to increase investment, up from 46% last year.
UK shellfish farmers revive ambitions with new EU trade deal
New York Times: The Hawards have cultivated oysters on Mersea Island for 250 years.
Mighty Ape boss fronts on account glitches
Mighty Ape managing director Robert McEwan talks to the Herald's Chris Keall about an error that saw users logged into each other's accounts. Video / Dean Purcell
'Quite incredible': Go Racing's thrilling journey to Royal Ascot
Albert Bosma's Go Racing has three horses competing at Royal Ascot this week.
Tottenham's partnership with Ineos leads to legal battle
The football club's deal with Ineos was meant to last until December 2027.
The addicts outside the stores: Threats, smashings and smeared faeces
'I was told my family could find my body wrapped in a blanket.'
'Be like John': Businessman's five years with a brain tumour and what it's taught him
O'Sullivan was told only 10% of people with his brain tumour live longer than nine months.
Auckland's first electric ferry is on the water
The vessel, made locally, will carry up to 200 passengers and take 10 minutes for a top-up charge. Video / Dean Purcell
Why Genesis is simplifying its brand under one unified name
Frank will merge into Genesis between June and September, allowing customer choice.
Trump, tariffs and world turmoil
Cameron Mitchell, Head of Geopolitical Risk, ANZ discussing Trump and tariffs and world turmoil with Liam Dann. Video \ Jason Dorday
First look at $1b warehouse hub by James Kirkpatrick Group
Heir's vision becomes a reality: 'Dad wanted this to be the best' – James Kirkpatrick jnr.
NZ EV market rebounds strongly, but Tesla struggles to catch the wave
Overall new vehicle sales nudge up.
Builder's close-call amid depression crisis in construction
Builders say the commitment and weight of running a business can come as a shock
Swift's win highlights importance of owning music rights
She bought her catalogue for over US$300 million, boosting her earnings.