Lessons in how not to handle a media crisis
Lately we've been getting a masterclass in how not to handle a media crisis.
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Chocolate and beer fans will welcome this addition to the shelf.
Kiwi data at risk in massive Ticketmaster security breach
New Zealand Ticketmaster customers could be affected by a data breach.
Recruiters reveal the strangest things seen on CVs
Pebble collecting and naked photos are among the bizarre things recruiters have seen.
Bank's heartless act exposed
ANZ Bank's heartless act has been exposed during a royal commission.
Kiwis jailed in the UK over $600k super car fraud
Two Kiwis who took deposits for super cars they never ordered have been jailed for 8 years
'Crushing blow': Okura developer appeals rejection of $1.4b project
An environmentalist has called the appeal a crushing blow.
Hilton unveils plans for new $30m hotel in Auckland
The hotel will be developed at the NZ Bloodstock Sales centre in Karaka.
Tax-shirking multinationals face action
New legislation is a welcome first step, but one that should've been taken some years ago.
Is Trump the remedy for global trade?
The US has made it clear other countries need to look to their own interests first.
NZ shares up; Pushpay and Air NZ gain
NZ shares gained in light trading, led higher by Pushpay and Air New Zealand.
Z Energy says customer data breached by security flaw
Z Energy's customer database for the Z card online was breached.
LG reprimanded for misleading Aussies
One of Australia's biggest television brands has been reprimanded by the Federal Court.
NZ dollar weighed down by weak business confidence
The New Zealand dollar remained under pressure after a weak business confidence survey.
Gloomy ANZ survey clouds NZ outlook
ANZ's latest Business Survey paints a gloomy economic outlook.
Auckland's icy blast pushes Vector power to second highest usage
Auckland's coldest day in three years had locals turning on the heaters.
Business confidence plunges to seven-month low
Retail was most gloomy as costs, credit and capacity weigh on firms.
Trump's warning to Harley-Davidson
Harley had announced it would be moving its production of motorcycles for EU destinations.
The crew behind today's Rocket Lab launch attempt
As Rocket Lab nears its next launch, Grant Bradley talks to the workers making it happen.
The Ex-files: What happens when you split and in-laws want their money back?
COMMENT: Navigating the financial pitfalls of relationship break-ups.
No need for NZ to take sides in trade war
The way ahead is for NZ to continue to engage in open partnerships with the US and China.
Hello... have we got a food fight going on?
My Food Bag's answer to legal threat may be to create a David and Goliath scenario.
Reserve Bank looks to digital currency future
The Reserve Bank has looked at offering a digital currency.
NZ cities tumble down global cost-of-living rankings
Auckland and Wellington both dropped in a global cost-of-living survey.
NZ shares drop; Pushpay, Trade Me fall
Shares dropped as heightened global trade tensions weighed across Asian equity markets.
The deal that made Aussie PM his millions
The Turnbull family is worth $193m. But it was one deal that inflated his bank balance.
Strike action may spur on widespread wage growth
Looming strike action from public sector employees could start driving up wages.
Gas outage costing Methanex $2m a day
A cut in production from the Pohokura natural gas field is costing its main customer.
Trade threats could prove catalyst for next global downturn
Donald Trump is playing a very dangerous game.
HRV pleads guilty to misleading consumers
The Commerce Commission laid 11 charges against HRV Clean Water Limited.
Synlait nabs ex-Fonterra executive for CEO
Former Fonterra executive Leon Clement has been hired as as Synlait Milk's new CEO.
How to get positive media publicity for your business
Some quick tips on what you should be doing to secure publicity.