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Fuji Xerox has entered into an agreement with CSG to acquire all of its shares.
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Adrian Orr: The Reserve Bank governor taking on the Aussie banks
Adrian Orr wants to rein in the Australian-owned banks making record profits here.
NZ shares fall on growth fears, trade war expansion
Shares continued to decline in the wake of data suggesting the US economy is slowing.
Kathmandu buys surfing brand Rip Curl for $368m
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Countdown rolls out fleet of electric vehicles
Countdown received a grant from the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority.
Fletcher Building posts $164m profit
Company still facing tough Australian conditions and construction challenges.
Chinese celebrity sells $30m of Kiwi goods in four hours
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How long can America hold up the global economy?
Consumers have been a source of enduring strength, but it may not last, experts warn.
The winners from Australia's 'retail recession'
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Auckland health store chain shuts stores, staff left in lurch
Pharmacy chain TravelPharm has closed its Auckland stores.
Fast fashion lies: Will they really change their ways in a climate crisis?
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Tragedy at Walmart, a store with a complex history of gun sales
Firearms have long made up a key part of Walmart's business.
Ride-sharing company apologises after 'sex' tweet backfires
A popular ride-sharing app's attempt at humour has backfired spectacularly.
Sephora customers' data surfaces on the dark web
About 3.7 million Sephora users' data is available on the dark web.
Real estate agency owed $400k as apartment company folds
Sargeson Apartment company in voluntary administration.
CentrePort eyes further hub expansion
CentrePort says it has a further three potential freight hubs at the concept stage.
More interest rate cuts in store despite expected blip in June quarter inflation
More official interest rate cuts are in store despite an expected lift in the quarter CPI.
Real estate agent struck off for using front to buy her own home
The estate agent hired a colleague to purchase her own family home.
Onehunga palm growers lose appeal court bid
Court delivers latest blow to former directors of Oceanic Palms.
The food show for the food industry
NZ's largest specialist food distributor goes on tour. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
SMEs investing 'more time than they should' in businesses
Business owners should spend no more than eight hours daily on their business.
Explainer: How to change your KiwiSaver tax rate
About 120,000 Kiwis so far have received a letter from IRD about incorrect rates.
Government's two options for Google, Facebook tax
Government moves to take submissions on a 'digital services tax'.
Naughty Naz: Bachelor NZ star's vodka company scolded for risque ads
The Advertising Standards Authority upheld some of the complaints about the brand.
Huawei ban: China threatens to ban foreign companies
China is taking an extraordinary step to prepare against foreign companies in retaliation.
Graduate's stunning legal victory over 'mickey mouse' uni degree
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Morgan Stanley sees recession within a year if trade war gets any worse
Investors may be underestimating the full risk to the global economy from a trade war.
Matt Cowley's new role
Matt Cowley is looking forward to starting his new role on June 4.