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Total equity trades on the NZX jumped 66% in February as volatility index spikes.
Sir John Wells steps down as chair of Fisher Funds
Wells will focus on role as chair of CBL Corp, which appointed voluntary administrators.
Locals want parkland around $500m North Shore development
The waterfront scheme for Bayswater plans has drawn community backlash.
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Auckland shopping event glimpse of future retail
The changing face of retail: Auckland fashion event offers glimpse of the future.
Theresa Gattung discharged from hospital
The former Telecom boss was admitted to hospital on Wednesday after a health scare.
Fancy living here? House sells for record $25m
A Remuera house is thought to have set a record 2018 sale price of $25.5 million.
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Bank of England chief says Bitcoin is for fools
Mark Carney branded cryptocurrencies a "failure" and a lottery.
World bracing for risk of Trump's trade war
Trading partners of the US could fight back with tariffs of their own.
Should non-smokers get more annual leave?
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Mary Holm: Make agent work for your listing
COMMENT: Commission incentive likely to fetch better sale price.
Uber customers express anger over snow surcharge
Angry Britons have slammed Uber for hiking its prices over 'a bit of snow'.
China weighs retaliation over Trump's tariff hikes
Chinese leaders have threatened in the past to retaliate if Trump raises trade barriers.
How Zuckerberg lost $4 billion in one week
It's been an expensive week for Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
Ted Manson's $160m philanthropic housing move
Ted Manson is building $160m of new Auckland apartments, mainly for the poor.
Fran O'Sullivan: China major factor in NZ's 'Pacific reset'
COMMENT: Diplomatic push is 'neighbourly' but also effort to reassert influence.
Theresa Gattung in serious health scare
Theresa Gattung in hospital after serious health scare.
The Conversation: Two billion homes needed in next 80 years
By the end of this century, the global population will have risen by 3.6 billion people.
Ports of Auckland ramps up spending to boost capacity
Capital expenditure in the half year increased to $70.7m from $44.9m.
Arms race signals start of new cold war
Russia reveals nuclear cruise missile it claims is unstoppable.
2degrees customer gets $2600 bill on holiday in India
Customer claims bill included data she did not use
A2 Milk executives cash out of surging shares
A2 Milk shares have soared 279 per cent since January 2017.
Trade war? Trump slaps huge tariffs on steel, aluminum
After nearly a year of threatening to upend global trade, Trump has finally done it.
Why can't Auckland build enough homes?
The rest of the country can manage to build housing for the rapidly growing population.
Sky could partner with Amazon or Netflix
Sky customers could get Netflix or Amazon Prime in the future, says Sky CEO John Fellet
ASB employs digital assistant
The use of a human-like interface is a first for Australasian banking.
Residential building consents edge up in January
New permits for houses rose 3.7 per cent, snapping five months of declines.