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Auckland building company folds, laying off 55 staff
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Kiwibank chief executive Paul Brock resigns
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Customer gains drive Mercury's profit growth
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Wall Street hits record highs
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Billionaire takes Tesla to court for it to 'succeed'
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Apple's genius secret job advert
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Deposits taken on $14.5m penthouses
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Calls for rule change after faulty cables
The electrical industry is calling for tighter rules after faulty cabling was imported.
Report: Filipino dairy farm workers abused, exploited
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Kiwis worry about record level of debt
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A tale of shrinking sharemarkets
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Spotify tipped to dominate music industry
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