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Inside Economics: One cut or two ... will the RBNZ reach for the big bazooka?
OPINION: A move in China might be the best news New Zealand's economy has had all year.
KMD Brands names former Nike exec as next CEO
Kathmandu owner facing troubles hopes former Nike executive can help.
Former sparkie in for $9m+ payday as his app sells to UK firm
PLUS: The OIO publishes more details on Kami's $289m offshore sale.
Why the Foodstuffs merger decision is likely headed to the High Court
ANALYSIS: An odds-on chance Foodstuffs takes the ComCom's merger refusal to court.
Qatar Airways agrees to buy 25% stake in Virgin Australia
Financial Times: Virgin Australia would return to long-haul flying as part of the deal.
Jarden Wealth Weekly: Eye-popping amounts of money in the AI race
OPINION: Giant tech stocks are volatile, but some numbers suggest they're not overhyped.
Independent analysis coming on Fonterra's consumer business sale pitch to farmer-owners
Shareholders want to understand the impact on the overall business.
Greenpeace takes Fonterra to task over grass-fed claims
Greenpeace says it plans to sue Fonterra over Anchor's grass-fed claims.
Three family-run businesses make a life-changing $57m
Based in Morrinsville, Ōamaru and Mangawhai, the owners have received huge sums.
Caught in a trap: The new home solution for pest control
Craig Bond talks to Tom Raynel about his invasive-species trap business Goodnature.
Gong recipient's firm owes $4m, including $180k for Rolls-Royce, says liquidator
Rahal has resigned as a JP and the Honours Unit is probing whether he should hold a gong.
An acquisition for a2? Stock goes into trading halt
Trade in a2 Milk shares has gone on hold pending an announcement.
Intueri Education Group and shareholders settle class action
The case was brought after the NZX-listed company collapsed.
Air New Zealand’s veteran chief pilot steps down from executive role
David Morgan has been with airline for 40 years and will continue flying.
Stock Takes: How the NZ sharemarket swallowed $3.35 billion in capital raising
And the rise in foreign investors.
Uber’s next act: Taking on Amazon
Financial Times: Uber now couriers goods for many retailers. Is it trying to do too much?
Expressions of interest close for 'prime' Karori site after development falls through
The former university campus was supposed to be turning into a retirement village.
Opinion: How great CEOs can survive recession and beat adversity
OPINION: Downturns are Darwinian, so how can can great leaders get through them?
Fonterra posts strong $1.1 billion net profit
Dairy co-operative lifts forecast milk price for 2024-2025 by 50c/kg milk solids.
Opinion: The Warehouse faces scrutiny amid financial results this week
OPINION: The Warehouse's upcoming results may reveal struggles amid weak consumer demand.
Flamingo and Lime awarded Auckland e-scooter licences
A slimmed-down number of operators but the council's allocation remains the same.
Fletcher Building woes: ‘Emergency’ $700m capital raise rumours surface
Analysts on both sides of the Tasman have said Fletcher Building may need to raise cash.
Co-working office space company Digital Nomad in liquidation: Who’s owed money?
The company owes $159,604 in lease arrears and $40,700 in tenant bonds.
Cocktails on tap? Yes, you read that right
They've been friends for 20 years. Their shared passion shows no signs of slowing down.
Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket successfully deploys five Kineis satellites to orbit
Sir Peter Beck: 'With each mission, we bring the world closer, enabling vital data.'
Will supermarket giant ditch NZ? Investors urge Woolworth Group to sell up
PLUS: Auckland Airport raise sets new record, council step closer to selling stake.
'Can you imagine how I feel?' Air NZ boss on engine issues
Air New Zealand's CEO explains how it's making less money on its longest routes.
Tupperware files for bankruptcy as sales slump
The brand has seen sales fall as consumer behaviors change and competition increases.
Family-owned Tauranga motorhome business goes into liquidation owing $400k
The Tauranga-based company sells and repairs recreational vehicles and caravans.
Oji confirms mill closure, 75 jobs lost
The company has experienced a range of issues including high energy costs.
Bank repossesses machinery as liquidators probe earthmoving company
The business owes at least $1.26 million and is now the owner's second failed enterprise.