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BP believes about 300 million of the vehicles will be electric
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Tegel warns Gita disruptions could hit profit by $2m
Tegel Group says profits could be hit by as much as $2 million.
Watch: Inside Fiji Airways' premier lounge at Nadi
A look inside Fiji Airways impressive new business class lounge.
Watch: The new Boeing heading to NZ for Fiji Airways
Fiji Airways is expanding its fleet but says fuel price increases could push up fares
NZME reveals plans to put up partial paywall
A subscription model for premium content will be in the market this year.
Cafe raises $250k for Christchurch rebuild
A Christchurch business has raised almost $250k for the rebuild - one coffee at a time
LIC's $20m 'transformation costs' shock shareholders
Half-year net profit of $15.1m was 21.9 per cent
Could this be oil's new frontier?
These islands could host a "world-class" oil discovery based on its early test drilling.
These workers are facing a beard ban
Staff will need permission to grow any facial hair when a beard ban is introduced.
Little-known startup hits $40 billion valuation
This company has surpassed high-flyers like Airbnb and Space X.
NZ ranked least corrupt country
New Zealand retained its spot at the top for a third straight year.
The Kiwi startup that's sent one million shopping parcels to China
New Zealand has this month exceeded an e-commerce milestone with China.
A2 Milk made $1.7 billion for investors today
The stock gained $2.31 to $11.60 in trading, valuing a2 Milk at $8.47 billion
Will Coke No Sugar fizz or go flat?
US giant hopes Coke No Sugar will win over consumers wary of calorific drinks
3M settles lawsuit for up to US$1 billion
State sought US$5b for natural resources damage and human health problems
Endgame or classic sacrifice: Stuff's great print jettison
Stuff was closing or selling 28 print mastheads
Super Fund cuts investments in carbon
Fund swapped out close to $1b of assets from carbon to non-carbon firms
Fletcher shares hit lowest in more than 5-years
Fletcher posted a $322 million loss in its latest half-year results.
Port of Tauranga result tipped to confirm strong growth
The company said in October it had seen total container growth of 26.4 per cent
22 items suspended from original TPP deal
The full text of the resuscitated agreement was publicly released on Wednesday.
Bunnings threatens tradie after criminal contractor runs up $24,000 bill
A man is being threatened about a bill fraudulently run up by a former subcontractor.
Fletcher still on track to make $680m-$720m annual earnings
The company's shares touched a five-year low during trading
Five steps to getting a pay rise
Asking your boss for a pay rise is incredibly awkward - but these five steps could help.
Man fined $350k for cunning self-service checkout scam
If you think you're clever scanning expensive avocados as cheap apples, think again.
TPP trade deal worth $4b to NZ
The dairy industry alone is expected to save nearly $86 million in tariffs.
Foreigners' financial stake in NZ up 653%
A lobby group has tracked a significant rise in the level of foreign ownership in NZ.
F&P Healthcare's long-standing CFO to retire
F&P Healthcare's long-serving chief financial officer Tony Barclay will retire in May.
The device set to replace your iPhone
Tech titans are racing to develop the device that will replace your phone.
A2 Milk first-half profit soars 150%
A2 Milk more than doubled first-half profit on strong infant formula sales.
Nash to attend OECD SME conference in Mexico
The conference is a chance to see how other countries support their SMEs, Nash says.
Robyn Pearce: Can we really work less yet achieve more?
COMMENT: If you create a culture of working long hours, the work expands to fit the time.
Low hydro flows cut Meridian earnings
Meridian Energy posted a 7 per cent fall in first-half earnings.