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Restaurant Brands lifts FY profit 37%
The Auckland-based company said net profit rose to $35.5 million.
Upside to using paper over digital methods
Few of us would want to go back to pre-digital days. But – there is a downside.
Shortage drives regional rents to record
Tenants outside NZ's three major metropolitan areas are facing record-breaking rents
Fletcher Building wants $750m from shareholders, gets $500m in bank loans
Fletcher Building wants to raise an additional $750 million from shareholders.
Auckland directors dominate listed market
Listed companies are facing increasing regulatory pressure, according to a report.
New bank boss talks inflation, employment and leadership
Adrian Orr wants to make Reserve Bank more relevant.
Chinese companies scramble to beat US tariffs
Some firms are looking at ways to hide their origin by shipping through other countries.
Facebook advertising revenue soars despite data scandal
Advertiser spending on Facebook up by an average of 43 per cent.
Farmers facing toxic swede harvest
Error means more than 500 farmers growing variety linked to deaths of cows and sheep.
NZ dollar holds steady amid global tension
US, France and Britain launched 105 missiles at chemical weapons facilities in Syria.
Fonterra does U-turn on invoice payments to tradies
Fonterra to pay small-medium trades and services suppliers in shorter time.
Shares fall as global tensions keep investors on sidelines
The S&P/NZX 50 Index declined 8.42 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 8,406.35.
Spark/TVNZ deal 'kick in the guts' for rural NZ
Viewers in remote areas of New Zealand may miss out on viewing next year's Rugby World Cup
Will Sky's other sports rights follow the RWC out the door?
A media expert says that some of Sky's other sports rights could be at risk.
Travel disruption but no earnings hit from Air NZ engine checks
Rolls Royce told operators to carry out checks on some engines earlier than is typical.
Boeing flying contest lures Kiwi inventors
The race to develop a personal aircraft is on and New Zealand inventors are lining up.
Comment: Why it's time to bank on a greener future
How much finance is the world putting toward curbing climate change? Not enough.
Living wage 'step in the right direction' for hospo sector
The living wage is a good step to encourage Kiwis into hospo, says Restaurant Association.
A2 Milk Co signs exclusive deal in South Korea
The products will be sourced from New Zealand and Australia.
Lister: Fletcher Building still heavy lifter in sharemarket
Company important part of New Zealand's tiny sharemarket.
Starbucks CEO apologises to arrested black men
Chief says company "stands firmly against discrimination or racial profiling".
Services sector bounces back after storms
Services sector activity expanded for the first time in four months.
Watch: Prefab of 43 Auckland homes like Lego for adults
The separate parts are transported from Wellington and assembled in Auckland.
Price to watch all Rugby World Cup games
Kiwis could have access to all Rugby World Cup games for about $100 says Spark
Expert warns against Fletcher hype
Investment specialist pours cold water on Fletcher deal
Australian giant takes $200m-plus stake in Fletcher
The Australian fund manager has more than A$5 billion in investments under its control.
Solving a problem for kiwifruit growers
This startup is hoping to tap into a billion-dollar industry.
The true economic consequences of the war in Syria
The impact of Syrian airstrikes is far reaching across the global economy
Glenn hanging on to see Eric Watson 'buried'
Millionaires' bitter court battle coming to a conclusion.
Japan emerges as crypto haven while world cracks down
As the world cracks down on cryptocurrencies, Japan has emerged as a crypto haven