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Spark leads sharemarket higher
The S&P/NZX50 Index gained 6.8 points, or 0.08 per cent, to 8,645.2.
Dollar rises amid plan to stop cow disease
Currency rises amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty.
Brewer builds underground pipeline for beer
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Farmer groups back move to eradicate cattle disease
The estimated cost of eradication is $886 million over 10 years.
Government to try eradicating cow disease
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Torpedo7 to open new stores despite shrinking margins
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Market has priced FPH at perfection, say analysts
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Fabric developer defends changes as buyers vent anger
Fabric complex buyers say losing light-filled atrium would badly affect living spaces.
NZ Sale pleads guilty to selling unsafe products
The charges related to children's nightwear.
F&P Healthcare posts record result, nears $1 billion revenue
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Small Business: Firm like 'factory in tradies' pocket'
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Where Australia beats NZ - and why we should follow suit
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About 10,000 workers will be involved in the two-year construction project.
Clinton's other dream job? To run Facebook
Hillary Clinton didn't hesitate when asked what company she would like to be CEO of.
The $136K job that no one wants
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Tencent to invest in chips after ZTE's 'wake-up call' ban
Tencent Holdings wants to help China develop an indigenous computer chip.
Why shoppers steal from supermarket self-service checkouts
The rise of self-service checkouts has turned more and more shoppers into thieves.
Derek Handley: It's time for the New Zealand Enlightenment
We must allow our humanity, and not just technology, to guide us.
Oil prices fall as Saudi Arabia signals end to efforts to limit production
Trump's latest tweet may have influenced the decision to pull back on the limits.
L'Oreal takes battle for online shoppers to Cannes
L'Oreal pulled out all the stops at Cannes, for the world's most-watched film festival.
The pizza slice now worth over $5 million
Eight years ago a man purchased Papa John's pizzas for $40.Today, they're worth a million.
Mary Holm: Do homeowners deserve tax relief?
Current rules let only property investors deduct interest on mortgages.
The problem Apple knew about but did nothing
Documents show Apple knew about a major iPhone issue and did nothing about it.
Wellington named most liveable city
Our capital has taken the honours for the second year in a row.
How ex-Google worker turned savings into billions
After Steven Yang left his job at Google, he took venture-capital money to fund this idea.
The Trump deal that could help 'make China great again'
The Trump administration will reportedly defy lawmakers and spare Chinese telecom ZTE.
Median pay package for top CEOs rises 8.5%
For CEOs, $16.9 million a year is just middle of the pack these days.
Why we perceive ourselves as richer than we think we are
Everyday billions of people make countless decisions that have economic implications.
Ex-oil czar sees Venezuela's economic collapse accelerating
An ex-oil czar said Venezuela's crude production will plummet after Maduro's re-election.
Directors' role in need of a major shake-up
Netflix is leading the way and companies must follow suit to survive in a changing world.
From receptionist to Les Mills managing director
Dione Forbes-Ryrie, managing director of Les Mills, talks rising to the top.
Fran O'Sullivan: NZ can help ease tensions
China is grappling with the fallout from the cancellation of the US-North Korea Summit.