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Weekly rents hit new records across NZ
National median weekly rents in New Zealand hit a record of $475 in the month of April.
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Stand-up comedian Melanie Bracewell talks writing jokes all day and having a full-time job
Brolly good show for Kiwi company
Wet weather and collaboration with Karen Walker has seen demand for Blunt Umbrellas spike.
Uber Freight faces long road ahead
The taxi app will have a fight to win over dubious freight drivers in the US
Security incident at Auckland Airport: hundreds of passengers delayed
An incident at Auckland Airport has seen hundreds delayed
New Starbucks policy: No purchase needed to sit in cafes
Starbucks launches new policy - you don't need to buy anything to sit in the cafe
McDonald's opens 'kitchen in the sky'
McDonald's has unveiled a Sydney Airport store with a see-through 'kitchen in the sky'
Toys R Us selling off some surprising items
To raise some dollars, the embattled toy retailer is selling off some surprising items.
Cambridge Analytica files for bankruptcy
The company filed for voluntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy in a New York court.
Comment: Even Buffett learned the hard way
Much of Wall Street these days worships at the altar of "shareholder value."
Watchdog probing Sainsbury's-Asda merger
The Competition and Markets Authority will look into the Sainsbury's-Asda planned tie-up.
Goldman Sachs CEO to step down - report
Lloyd Blankfein will probably step down as CEO of Goldman Sachs in December.
Holm: Complexities of tax on share gains
COMMENT: Finding clear rules about obligations on trading profits proves hard.
The interview: Russell Stanners
Vodafone boss says telecommunications industry should have focused more on its clients.
Blow the workplace whistle at your peril
People need anonymity to reveal workplace wrongdoing, says investigator.
How about the 'more homes' Budget?
COMMENT: No Budget is ever boring. But the narrative around Budget 2018 is not bold.
Gaynor: Finding money to get Auckland on the rails
COMMENT: Light rail development for Montreal shows how Auckland project could be financed.
Scientology Church upgrade, Clevedon lodge take top awards
Master Builders' awards announced
Shares gain as Ryman posts record profit
The S&P/NZX 50 index gained 53.95 points, or 0.6 per cent.
Dollar heading for weekly decline over US
The New Zealand dollar is heading for a weekly decline over the greenback.
PayPal buys start-up in its biggest ever deal
PayPal is swooping for Swedish payments start-up iZettle.
Robertson: Budget 2018 sets scene for transformation
Grant Robertson spoke at the annual post-budget event.
Is sausage firm Hellers on the block?
Company hires investment bank Cameron Partners to review its business.
Trump misses NAFTA deadline as trade policy flounders
Trump's deadline miss cast doubt on prospects for averting a trade war with China.
Forget the pinot, how about Otago vodka
Kiwi vodka being lapped up in the United States market.
Sales fizzing at Lion NZ
Auckland-based brewer and winemaker sold $585 million of stock last year.
Comment: Financial showdown with Italy threatens eurozone
European Central Bank may be forced to sever credit lines to Italy.
Fletcher Building to announce new Auckland house factory next month
Fletcher to open new panel factory
NZ Premium Whitebait sold to Māori tribe for $1.095m
New Zealand's only commercial whitebait farm has been sold by receivers.
ExxonMobil NZ lifts net operating profit 57%
ExxonMobil NZ lifted its net operating profit as revenues rose on higher volumes.