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Referendum to be held on asset sales
Five months after the first share float of Mighty River Power a referendum on asset sales is to go ahead - news accidentally tweeted by the Greens co-leader.
Five months after the first share float of Mighty River Power a referendum on asset sales is to go ahead - news accidentally tweeted by the Greens co-leader.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to keep the cash rate on hold this week as it awaits the outcome of the federal election and allows the August rate cut to work.
World-leading Kiwi exporters need to champion New Zealand more ardently in foreign markets as the country is still perceived by some as being slow to innovate.
Baby formula maker Nutricia says it still considering whether to take legal action over the Fonterra botulism scare.
Tourism forecasts find growth in the Australian market is being crimped by capacity constraints following the Christchurch earthquakes.
Alan Bollard picks shift to model where US consumer may not be the final driver for the Pacific Rim region.
New Zealand Post is revamping its branch network to put Kiwibank at the fore as it looks to take advantage of the bank's growth potential.
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Peter Dunne's flexible super proposal has reignited the political debate over raising the age of eligibility for NZ Super.
The Government is warming towards Peter Dunne's flexible super plan in which 60-year-olds could draw a pension.
Waterfront Auckland is exploring six waterfront locations in the event Team New Zealand win the America's Cup and bring the Auld Mug back to the City of Sails.
After Fonterra's Sri Lankan stand-off at the weekend it is tempting to say the company is having a shocker of a year, writes Liam Dann.
Five companies are set to put their business plans to the acid test in front of a panel of shrewd business investors.
Experts say tighter mortgage lending rules will only a partially ease house prices, writes Jamie Gray.
New Zealand insurance companies need to focus on the individual needs of the community and think long term, says Wayne Besant.