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Apple's not-so Merry Christmas
Apple has been counting on a redesigned 10th anniversary iPhone to boost shipments.
Art Green's new food factory
Riot Foods, the owner of CleanPaleo, is crowdfunding to kit out its new factory.
Manufacturing sales building up
Sales values jumped 8.6 per cent to $25.25 billion in the quarter
Making a living from cooling your beers
Huski founder Simon Huesser talks taking a chance on creating a beer cooling device.
Manufacturing shrugs off election uncertainty
New Zealand manufacturing activity continued to expand in September.
Kiwi scientists to make Star Trek gadget a reality
Star Trek's disease-scanning "tricorder" could soon become reality with a new Kiwi study.
Manufacturing gains in August
New Zealand's manufacturing activity continued to gain in August.
Manufacturing volumes boosted by meat, dairy
The volume and value of New Zealand's manufacturing sales rose in the June quarter.
Self-made billionaire started in a factory
She's the billionaire you've probably never heard of.
'Jacinda effect' nets $100k for Labour
Labour has received $700 a minute in donations since Jacinda Ardern took over.
US Air Force funds Kiwi tech project
The US Air Force has put $250,000 into an innovative Kiwi study.
Manufacturing activity slows in June
Firms reined in employment in the face of growing labour shortages.
Samsung backs down over $600 fridge fix
The company finally relented after weeks of wrangling, replacing the fridge for free
Crowd-funded bid for Cadbury pulled
Jim O'Malley is pulling out of his bid to win a manufacturing contract from Mondelez.
Scott Technology buys Dunedin firm out of receivership
Scott Technology has bought Dunedin engineering firm DC Ross out of receivership.
Liam Dann: Why your pay rise sucked
COMMENT: Wage growth is the missing piece of the global economic recovery.
Manufacturing activity expands in May
NZ's manufacturing activity expanded in May, reaching the highest value since January 2016
Ikea's plan for living in a tiny home
Living in a tiny home or apartment? Ikea can help you
Manufacturing leader awarded top honour
Avon Cook has been honoured for services to the manufacturing industry.
Food producers accused of lying on labels
Some of NZ's biggest companies are lining up to oppose country of origin labelling.
Billionaire's threat to Trump
Trump is expected to ignore Elon Musk's advice to stick with the Paris Accord.
Kaikoura quake's $485m economic hit
The quake could hit GDP by up to $513m if the reconstruction takes longer than expected.
Manliest industries competing for women
Employers in the trade industry are looking to women to fill jobs - and offering benefits.
No reason to return to bad old days
COMMENT: The Wild West has its place - in the movies, writes Brian Gaynor.
Greggs factory in Dunedin up for sale
A shadow has been cast over more Dunedin food manufacturing jobs.
Manufacturing hits 14-month high
New Zealand's manufacturing activity rose to its highest level in 14 months in March.
Manufacturing activity at 14-month high
New Zealand's manufacturing activity rose to its highest level in 14 months in March.
The Economy Hub: Europe in recovery?
Watch: Europe's economic outlook is improving but will politics spoil the party?
Job vacancies booming but wage increase yet to come
New data from Trade Me sees more job vacancies - but the average wage is yet to rise
Small Business: Building better boats
Tauranga-based boat maker Tino Marine is challenging the traditional way boats are made.
Oamaru eyes 'iconic' Kiwi confectionary
Will a local step in to make Pineapple Lumps and Jaffas?
Fast fashion firms have to tighten belts
Zara owner Inditex said this week that profitability shrank to an eight-year low.