Eighty-one retirement villages planned
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Tesla is undergoing a major restructuring as the company battles organisational problems.
Humour the key to scoring new jobs, promotions
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Woman sacked for dobbing in drink-driving boss
An Australian woman won compensation after being sacked for dobbing in drink-driving boss.
Clothing firm fined $52,500 for safety jacket
The claims made on the protective jackets did not match up to reality.
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Cow disease may be in every region: Damien O'Connor
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Sale gives Scales $220m war chest: expert
Kiwi apple grower selling cold storage firms to US-based Emergent Cold.
Trustpower boosts annual profit 35% to $129m
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NZ shares rise ahead of index review
The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 36.54 points, or 0.4 per cent, to 8,713.23.
SMEs need to step up, economist says
Small firms need to fill the void left by other sectors.
NZ dollar weak against Aussie counterpart
Australian dollar benefited more than kiwi on signs of improving US-China relations.
Cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis found in Waikato
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Robotic dog: your new best friend or worst enemy?
Boston Dynamics will start selling the robots next year.
Holden recall to fix faulty airbags to cost $4m
Holden is recalling 24,000 vehicles with defective Takata airbags.
Calls for Budget to address housing, infrastructure
Budget must address housing, infrastructure
Fletcher Building tipped to drop out of key sharemarket index
Investors are waiting to see whether Fletcher drops out of the key sharemarket index.
Small Business: Ex-air force officer helps firms win deals
Former Air Force engineer Warner Cowin explains how his business helps other firms.
Kiwi SMEs unprepared for cyber attacks
Almost 70 per cent of SMEs have no plan in place for if a cyber attack was to happen.
Harcourts boss: Former agent will be paid
Group chief executive offers assurance payment will be made once settlement is finalised.
Officials plead Hawaii is still open for business
Hawaii officials have had a busy month pleading with travellers to keep their plans.
Goldman looks to partner with Apple on credit card
The joint credit card could be launched by early next year.
Free rent on tropical island - is this 'dream job' too good to be true?
Free accommodation on a tropical island and snorkelling. But is it too good to be true?
Kiwi Ross McEwan hints he plans to stay chief of RBS
Royal Bank of Scotland chief Ross McEwan has hinted he plans to stay at the helm.
US, UAE strike deal resolving airline spat
After months of negotiations, a deal was reached, ending a years-old spat.
Couple makes $1k a day from one Insta post
One photo was all it took to bring three-hour queues and serious fortune to this cafe.
The New Zealand start-ups taking on the world
Five start-ups have been chosen for the 2018 Flux accelerator programme
Salon at cutting edge in war on waste
Amanda Baker Hair & Makeup has joined the Sustainable Salons program.
Holm: Return of KiwiSaver kick-start?
COMMENT: Reintroduction of $1000 for new savers might be tricky.
Brian Gaynor: Budget prudence needed, not borrow and hope
COMMENT: The big question is whether Robertson will maintain this prudent approach.
Zuckerberg's control of Facebook akin to a 'dictatorship'
A scathing op-ed described Facebook as being governed "akin to a dictatorship".