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New Zealand shares edged higher as investors wait for the upcoming round of AGMs.
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One tenth of NZ's beef exports end up on Maccas' menus worldwide.
NZ dollar falls against greenback
The New Zealand dollar remained weaker against the greenback amid ongoing trade jitters.
Sharesies gets $4m Trade Me injection
Sharesies will more than double in size during the coming year.
Instagram founders to resign from company
The founders of Instagram are leaving Facebook after growing tensions with Zuckerberg.
Google to send chief executive to Congress
Google has faced criticism on grounds that it silences right-leaning news and users.
Investors still worried about meth contamination - survey
More than half of investors would still seek a methamphetamine test before purchasing.
2degrees warns customers being targeted by scam
The mobile service provider took to Twitter to say they were aware of the scam messages.
Marketing lessons from the Added Value Builder
Added Value is a timeless marketing strategy that works today and ten years from now.
Amazon's size alone is becoming a headache
Comment: Most of the corporate world looks at Amazon with fear.
Hardware face-off: Which smartphone does it better?
NZME tech guru reviews the latest Samsung, Apple and Huawei smartphones.
Hellers to be sold to Australian private equity firm
The sale is subject to OIO and Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board approval.
Sales of books on the rise as Kiwis stick to paperbacks
Kiwis still prefer to hear the swoosh of a page turning.
Holey Moley: Auckland to get $3m mini golf bar
Auckland's newest bar - featuring mini golf - is set to open next month.
Christchurch businessman sentenced for tax offences
A booze baron who admitted his role in a $380,000 tax dodge has been sentenced.
Auckland Uni won't reclad block with Grenfell-like cladding
It was one of 25 included on the list of buildings with Grenfell Tower-like cladding.
Sir Owen Glenn: 'I'll pursue Eric Watson to the ends of the earth'
Eric Watson stung with $50m bill after legal scrap with former Warriors colleague.
Rocket Lab to launch anti-terrorism satellite
Satellites will "guard borders, protect assets and save lives".
PM, international media weigh in on strawberry scare
Jacinda Ardern, BBC, CNN and Daily Mail have all responded.
Real estate agent, boss fined after fight over views
Misleading advice about whether views would blocked by a nearby housing development.
Small Business: Artificial intelligence journey only just beginning
Michael Lovegrove talks about the potential for artificial intelligence.
New $300m Park Hyatt Auckland will have a moat inside
Sneak peek inside Park Hyatt Auckland.
Air NZ boss apologises for 'challenging year'
Christopher Luxon has apologised in an email to customers for a disruptive past year.
How much is too much for an iPhone?
The NZ$2799 price tag on Apple's latest iPhone turned heads when it was announced.
The new trick your CV needs
The tricks you need to know if you want your CV to score you an interview.
iPhone XS buyers undeterred by eye-watering prices
The annual theatre of iPhone launch day remains a bright spot for Apple.
From $21,000 debt to $21 million empire
This man was broke, out of work and living with his parents. Today, he's worth millions.
Is a reverse mortgage my best option?
Funding retirement through home equity release schemes can be financially riskier.
Comment: Fonterra needs radical reform
When will NZ dairy farmers wake up and realise that Fonterra needs a massive shake-up?
The Interview: Nagaja Sanatkumar - from Amazon to Icebreaker
Nagaja Sanatkumar reveals what it's like working for e-commerce behemoth Amazon.
'A Kiwi make over': Indian burger chain copies BurgerFuel
The Burger Club is running a remarkably familiar operation in New Delhi.
How these NZ firms have closed gender pay gap
Beer giant DB Breweries and WSP Opus have closed their gender pay gaps.
Another financial crisis is coming... but when and where?
Comment: The next crisis is lurking just below the surface.