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Tax paid by wage and salary earners is expected to grow by a total of $9.9b by 2022.
Shares rise, led by A2 and Synlait
New Zealand shares rose, led by A2 Milk Co and Synlait Milk.
Dollar rises as budget shows fiscal discipline
Grant Robertson continued to project fiscal surpluses and a gradual reduction in debt.
Budget 2018: The gift that keeps on giving – our economy
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Media allocation falls short of $38M promise, Curran says more to come
The allocation of $15 million is well below Labour's pre-election promise.
Budget 2018: Tax crackdown to raise $183 million
Government will allocate $31.3 million of funding to Inland Revenue in next four years.
Budget 2018: Govt sets aside $1b for R&D tax rebates
Firms can claim 12.5c in the dollar back for every dollar they spend on R&D.
Robertson finds $24 billion extra spending
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Budget 2018: Treasury halves forecast progress on KiwiBuild
Forecasts for $2.5b of KiwiBuild-induced investment over 5 years.
Budget 2018: 6400 new state homes, Collins says 'disappointing'
Budget delivers heavily on housing, but Judith Collins is 'disappointed'.
Budget 2018: Capital spend shifted to health, education
The budget added $900 million for district health boards and $300 million for education.
Rakon shares rise on return to profit
Firm posted a $10m profit million in the 12 months ended March 31.
Infratil beats annual profit guidance
Infratil beat its annual earnings guidance, and said it expects profitability to increase.
Pushpay meets FY18 guidance as revenue doubles
Pushpay Holdings narrowed its net loss as it doubled revenue in 2018.
Amazon brings fight to Alibaba in its own backyard
Amazon.com is bringing its competition with Alibaba right to the Chinese giant's backyard.
NZ producer input, output prices rise in 1Q
Input and output prices rose in the 1Q, lifted by increasing fuel and dairy prices.
Cotton On to review paid work practices, as tide of complaints swells
Firm launche enquiry to see if staff are working for free.
A2 Milk's shares dumped despite big sales lift
a2 Milk's share price has taken a pounding despite strong sales data.
Google worker rebellion against military project grows
4000 staff sign petition to stay out of "the business of war".
Are you working for free? Shake-up looms over paid work
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EU giving illegal subsidies to Airbus
Ruling latest in string of tussles between European manufacturer and US rival Boeing.
A2 tumbles, dragging down stockmarket
The S&P/NZX 50 Index dropped 153.27 points, or 1.8 per cent on A2 Milk's tumble.
Dollar rises vs Aussie on soft wage data
The kiwi traded at 91.83 Australian cents as at 5pm.
Argentina crisis 'may be tip of the iceberg'
Argentina's central bank has had to raise rates to 40 per cent.
Stuff cuts 24 jobs as it closes titles
Media group Stuff will cut 24 jobs when it closes 15 community and rural titles.
What millennials, Gen Z are terrified of
A new global survey has revealed what millennials and Gen Z are actually afraid of.
How Google knows where you shop
Google is tracking you right into a store, even if you aren't using its Maps app.
My Food Bag picks new CEO ahead of IPO
My Food Bag has named its new CEO who will take over from James and Cecilia Robinson.
Dairy product prices rise at latest auction
The GDT price index rose 1.9% from the previous auction two weeks ago.
New employment law would stop costly serial litigation
The union and Affco have been tied up in the courts for years.
BNZ rings in changes to leadership team
BNZ chief executive Angela Mentis is ringing in more changes among her leadership team.