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Deborah Caldwell, CEO and owner of Storm, says being part of a public firm wasn't for her.
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Investors in two firms hit hard, while bigger stakeholders take a profit.
NZ shares up, led by Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
New Zealand shares gained, turning around from recent weakness.
NZ dollar heads for 0.1% weekly fall
The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 0.1 per cent weekly fall against the greenback.
Foul-mouthed worker wins $10,000 due to bizarre technicality
A worker who used a vile sexist slur towards his boss has won a massive payout.
Hawaiki Submarine Cable begins commercial operations
Hawaiki Submarine Cable has begun commercial operations for fibre optic deep-sea cable.
KFC heirs hit back at fast food rival
Colonel Sanders' relatives have hit back at a pizza mogul.
The investment that's a guaranteed winner
Unlike investing in a startup, an investment in wine is virtually guaranteed.
Topless tradie's $22K payout for unfair flirting sacking
An Auckland roofer has been awarded $22,000 in compensation.
Vegans take aim at Pak'nSave over meat ad
But the Advertising Standards Authority said it would not likely cause serious offense.
Net migration falls in June
NZ's annual net migration dropped in June as fewer foreigners arrived and more Kiwis left.
Buyers come forward for Toto Pizza
Liquidators of the popular Auckland eatery hope to get a deal over the line this month.
Best career advice 'no one takes'
A HR expert has revealed the simple trick to nail a job interview.
Get Sorted: Why money's not flowing into KiwiSaver
We've got ourselves into a bit of a pickle between workers and their bosses.
Sky TV, Air NZ big losers from falling NZ dollar
A weaker NZ dollar will create some winners and losers on the share market.
Matthew Hooton: 'Communism by stealth' is here
Helen Clark and Michael Cullen's Working for Families policy just keeps wages low.
The man suing the tech giants
A Brisbane man is in a $4 million battle with tech giants Google, Microsoft and Yahoo.
Big Read: Auto industry cries foul as Trump moves toward car tariffs
President Donald Trump is primed for his next fight: cars.
The ex-files: When you divorce but earn much less than your partner
What happens when a couple separate and their incomes are worlds apart?
Woman wins $45k over sale of unsafe motorhome
The motorhome was described as unsafe and a "DIY home-built venture".
Contact Energy, Geo40 partner with Maori on energy project
The world-leading energy project will significantly benefit all three parties.
World's richest man breaks rocket record
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has achieved something no one else has.
Fitch Ratings tips downgrade for Co-op Insurance NZ
Fitch Ratings cited uncertainty about the proposed sale of the company's business book.
Blackwater gold mine focus of $500m redevelopment
Permit holder Oceana Gold signs agreement to look at redevelopment.
ComCom concerned about part of Christchurch Airport planned profits
The airport has not justified charges for some services such as lounges.
Auckland car dealership fined $75,000
The company behind Ssangyong Takanini has been handed a hefty penalty.
Kiwis to keep Coke Zero, but Aussie misses out
From next month Coke Zero will be phased out in Australia.
Kiwis lose $7.9m to romance scams in three months
Netsafe has released its first-quarter report on online scams.
New high-rise hotel for Auckland CBD
A new Sudima Hotel of up to 200 rooms has been announced for Auckland's CBD.