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Artificial Intelligence could add $53b to economy
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Bill Gates has revealed why he declined a job offer from US President Donald Trump.
Dollar under pressure ahead of Fed Reserve statement
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Mason Clinic by biggest KiwiBuild project: Collins
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Facebook shakes off scandal, gets into the dating game
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Trump sends his economic team to China for talks
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Independent rental operator not spooked by closure of Video Ezy
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Bezos reveals Amazon's 'weirdest meeting culture'
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SkyCity may get $40m from Fletcher over convention centre delays
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Apple tops sales expectations, posts US$61 billion revenue
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