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Mark Lister: Global economic growth could cure rampant negativity
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The creative accounting NZ CEOs use to justify high pay
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US stock market sinks 500 points as Brexit mess fuels angst
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NZ sharemarket falls to five-week low
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Aussies told to prepare for 'severe housing collapse'
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Continuous Disclosure: A Tip Top deal for Graeme Hart?
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Chorus probes claims of 'improper behaviour' by broadband contractors
Chorus wouldn't comment on the exact nature of the allegations.
Stock markets surge on trade-war ceasefire
A trade war cease fire and talk of a US interest rate pause have buoyed markets.
Watch: Petrol-price investigation gets green light
Government has begun the official process of investigating the petrol industry.
Top leaders agree to repair system
A non-binding agreement was reached after marathon talks by diplomats.
North America Zespri's new kiwifruit frontier
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Liam Dann: Bitcoin freefall as bad as Black Caps batting collapse
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Will the NZ property market follow Sydney off a cliff?
ASB economists have looked at the correlation between prices here and in Australia.
Wipeout: $500m share price dive after Fletcher downgrade
Stock falls more than 10 per cent, wiping $500m from market cap.
ASB pundits head into summer on upbeat note
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Zuckerberg is running out of time
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Liam Dann: A gloomy outlook is as Kiwi as jandals and mince pies
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Stock Takes: Battle of the exchanges heats up
The ASX is to step up a gear in its play for NZ companies by opening a local office.
Pot stocks move higher as another US state votes to legalise cannabis use
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Stock markets bet Trump will get along with everyone after Midterms
Wall Street is quick to throw cold water on the notion of a new era of bipartisanship.