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A2 milk is heading towards a record result after reporting a sales lift.
Up to 55 jobs set to go at Nestle
Under the proposal, up to 55 jobs will be made redundant from a workforce of over 270.
Did smoking pilots cause flight to plummet 21,000 feet?
The pilots of an Air China flight that dropped 21,000 feet are being investigated.
New workplace laws to boost wages
New workplace laws will accelerate the pace of pay rises, say economists.
Should Auckland Council sell its $500m worth of carparks?
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Kiwis' confidence in markets remains relatively upbeat
Some 62 per cent of people surveyed are upbeat about NZ's financial markets.
Quarter of Kiwis' food bill spent at restaurants and on takeaways
Food prices rose in June, led by higher costs for takeaway foods and restaurant meals.
Will Russia say goodbye to the internet?
Russia is out of the FIFA World Cup and at some point soon, off the internet?
Rigorous research needed around synthetic food
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Judge orders ex-Wendy's Supa Sundaes stores to shut up shop
Franchise dispute with franchisees and parent company has been played out in court.
Stocks tumble as Asia braces for more US tariffs on China
Asian markets have tumbled as US-China trade tensions worsen.
China vows retaliation for latest US tariff threat
China slammed the US threat to expand tariff hikes as a "totally unacceptable" escalation.
Floating nation begins selling its cryptocurrency
People will be able to use the cryptocurrency to buy property.
Comment: Why Elon Musk needs to pull his head in
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Staying human in technology disruption
Advances in technology are hugely impacting the way businesses in New Zealand operate.
Kiwi dollar caught in the US-China trade crossfire
NZ, Aussie dollars caught in the crossfire as US-China trade tensions worsen.
NZ shares drop, led lower by Synlait Milk
Synlait Milk was the worst performer, down 2.2 per cent to $11.14.
SKY Television claims victory over set-top box distributor
A judge has ruled Fibre TV's pre-loaded boxes are a breach of copyright.
Estate agent pleads guilty in commission fraud
An estate agent has pleaded guilty to charges of fraudulently obtaining commissions.
Owning this item means you're 'rich'
A new study has found the one item that was symbolic of "high income".
Auckland property developer jailed for further two years
Augustine Lau was jailed for breaches of the Resource Management Act and Companies Act.
Trump escalates trade war with China
President Donald Trump has escalated his trade war with China.
Accommodation booming: May hits record
New Zealand guest nights rose in May to a reach a record level for the month.
Facebook slapped with first fine for data scandal
UK watchdogs announced a preliminary fine - the maximum amount allowed - for the company.
Trade Me online seller fined $5000
The decision sends a stern warning to sellers using the platform.
House prices drop $67K in NZ's least affordable region
House prices in the Queenstown area have taken a dive.
European exporters in China shift trade to avoid US tariffs
European companies that export from China are changing the global flow of their goods.
Unplugging Saudi Arabia's vast oil reserves is easier said than done
With Moscow onside, the Saudis could arguably ditch Opec and capitalise on their reserves.
App Store defies founder's fears to mark 10 years
Despite early concerns, the digital marketplace is now a key piece of the Apple jigsaw.