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Tale of two Alexanders: Well-known companies in liquidation, owing hundreds of thousands each

The two companies in liquidation share the name Alexander, but are otherwise unrelated.

Small Business: Dulese is doing more with all natural personal care

Amelia Jory talks to Tom Raynel about her small deodorant business Dulese.

Uber and Uber Eats earn $402m revenue in NZ, pay less than $1m tax

Both operations make hefty payments to their US parent company.

Qantas cyber attack: Chief executive punished with $278k pay cut

Chairman says consequences needed after millions of customer details were compromised.

Stock Takes: UDC makes solid profit but credit losses climb

The company booked a credit impairment charge of $39.8m in the 15 months to March 31.

Wētā FX reveals $59m loss amid job cuts

Despite an increase in revenue, the company has lowered its forecast profits.

'Blindsided': Former restaurant staff say they are owed $16,000

The restaurant's owner is in liquidation but it remains open as a new owner takes over.

Wales' controversial slow speed limit catches courier 11 times

The 20m/h (30km/h) limit in built up areas has been called a deterrent to tourism.

'Dreams shattered': Family's reno in limbo, $16k out of pocket by Kitchen Things demise

Customers say they're stressed and in the dark after Kitchen Things' receivership.

KFC margins under pressure as it faces competition from Popeyes

Same-store sales in New Zealand fell 3.1% compared with last year.

Vulcan profit falls, raises funds to buy NZ roofing firm

Roofing Industries had revenue of over $160 million last year.

Michael Hill result shows NZ lagging behind Australia, Canada

Digital sales are up but there are not many other shiny numbers for the jewellery group.

Small Business: Real Fencing founder’s accidental journey to nationwide success

Ronnie Seiler talks to Tom Raynel about his nationwide construction business Real Fencing.

'Actively looking to sell' – SkyCity CEO on dash for cash

Plans are advanced to sell two big assets as well as the capital raise: is $490m possible?

'Not necessarily a demand problem': CEO on passenger growth outlook

Auckland Airport's CEO expects international passengers to rise to 10.6m.

Steven Joyce appointed to Foodstuffs North Island board

The former Minister of Finance also recently became chair of NZME's board.