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Debt hits $4.2m: Liquidator reveals further debts owed by car and boat dealer

A potential sale of the business, to help pay off debts, did not eventuate.

Tough economy hits Chorus result

Post-fibre build restructure sees 30 layoffs, likely more to come.

Mansons wins non-notification for $650m Auckland office build

Cliff-top site above Fanshawe St looks towards Viaduct Basin and the Wynyard Quarter.

Watch: Rowan Simpson’s Three ways to be wrong

Budding entrepreneurs: Here's what not to do. Simpson also shares his own biggest blunder.

Market close: Spark shares dive nearly 19% pulling sharemarket down

The benchmark NZX50 fell nearly 1%.

Ayrburn owner Winton Land suffers profit drop

Luxury developer says downturn has been more severe and prolonged than expected.

We must pick a side in AI arms race, Kiwi entrepreneur says

Drones, rockets, aircraft and ships can all be made in NZ, but will they get support?

Auckland Airport CEO says more work to do in tourism

NZ has more work to do in stimulating tourism, Auckland Airport's CEO says.

Troubled property developer wound up owing at least $4m

Twice-bankrupted Ritesh Mani's Eco-Smart Homes slides into liquidation.

Market Watch: Share markets are rattled, but here’s why one fund manager remains optimistic

Liam Dann talks tariff turmoil with Pie Funds CIO Mike Taylor.

Markets with Madison: Is the world entering a wartime economy?

Plus: The defence companies that could benefit.

How Perchspace wants to build the remote working industry

Sean Foster talks to Tom Raynel about his co-working space platform Perchspace.

Tech Insider: Size of four rugby fields – Amazon buys more Auckland land

Amazon expands its data centre presence in West Auckland.

Ex-Bell Gully solicitor raises $28m for his legal AI start-up

In-house legal teams at Fonterra and US giants have signed on.

Woolworths announces replacement for NZ director

Sally Copland comes from Masterton but has been with the Woolworths Group for 18 years.

Fletcher Building: Peter Crowley takes the chair but not everybody’s happy

Critic warns 'years of continuing mediocrity' loom for company.