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NZX 50 rises 1.2% to new record
New Zealand shares jumped to a record with Ebos Group hitting a fresh high.
Asian markets tumble as trade tensions rise
Asian markets tumbled over concerns that a trade war is brewing.
PB Tech pleads guilty over warranties
PB Technology was also warned over bait advertising by the Commerce Commission.
Can you ditch Auckland without your pay going backwards?
Survey reveals median job salaries around the regions. How do they compare with Auckland?
US car tariffs to hit jobs and trade, EU warns
Brussels questions US plans to impose fresh levies based on national security grounds.
UK-based Hg to buy Orion's Rhapsody
UK-based private equity firm Hg will acquire Orion Health's Rhapsody business.
$12,200 per sq ft for an apartment - and you thought Auckland was bad
In Hong Kong's inflated housing market, even billionaires are living fairly lean.
Three out of five Kiwis shopping online
More New Zealanders are enjoying the benefits of online shopping.
KiwiBuild summit to thrash out practicalities of Govt plan
A number of high profile figures in the building industry will meet to discuss key issues.
Torpedo7 offloads Shotgun Supplements to NZ Muscle
Torpedo 7 said the supplements business no longer fits with its brand position.
Lawyers battle over sale of $14m historic Auckland building
There have been some heated exchanges between the parties involved in the matter.
Ghost town: Concern in Newmarket as retail stores stand vacant
The number of empty shops in Newmarket continues to rise.
Revealed: The industries with the highest career pay rises
The industries where you can earn the most money in the shortest amount of time.
Analysts react to The Warehouse's plans to cut 180 staff
Analysts say the move could help steady the retailer's declining profitability.
Burger King ditches Paywave due to 'exorbitant bank charges'
Research suggests fees in New Zealand are far higher than in Australia and the UK.
Small Business: Making skis like they used to be made
Kingswood Ski owners discuss reinventing themselves following the Canterbury earthquakes.
Wendy's Supa Sundaes takes NZ franchisees to court
The future is milky for the 34 Wendy's ice cream franchisees in New Zealand.
How to avoid poverty when you're rich
Even a large fortune can be squandered in a short time.
CO2 crisis hits big brand soft drinks
Sales of big brand soft drinks were being rationed last night by a UK supermarket.
Canada's retaliatory tariffs against US
Justin Trudeau's government released the final list of items that will be targeted.
Apple set to launch an Amazon Prime-like model - reports
Apple fans could soon have a one-stop shop to access the company's catalogue of content.
Trump's trade dares have vaporised the Dow's gains for 2018
The once-preening Dow Jones industrial average has erased all of its 2018 gains.
Another motorcycle maker considers overseas move
Polaris Industries is considering moving some production outside the US.
Brian Gaynor: Bring greater diversity to the boardroom
COMMENT: We need younger people with more specific industry experience.
Business returns to fighting the same old fight
Who will deliver a sane employment environment with higher wages and productivity gains?
Mary Holm: Can you beat the property market buying shares?
COMMENT: Overall similar returns in either investment.
NZ shares taper off in strong June quarter
The S&P/NZX 50 index fell 55.66 points, or 0.6 per cent.
The Warehouse plans to cut 180 jobs - union
A union representative says The Warehouse is planning to cut 180 jobs.
Govt needs to get ahead of ageing curve says EMA
NZ's workforce is ageing and the Govt needs to get ahead of the curve.