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Ten says being placed into administration "will have no impact on our programming".
NZ butter as expensive as French butter
The price of NZ butter has risen so much that it's now as cheap to buy butter from France.
Air NZ, Heartland shares gain
New Zealand shares rose, led by Air New Zealand, Heartland Bank and A2 Milk.
Uber in crisis amid 'unrelenting chaos'
Uber's CEO will step down as a damning review exposes the company's toxic culture.
Fake merchandise seized before game
Four people were caught selling counterfeit merchandise outside Forsyth Barr Stadium.
Air NZ appeal on cartel case rejected
Australia's High Court has dismissed appeals by Air New Zealand and PT Garuda Indonesia.
Telstra to shed 1,400 employees
It is the latest round of cuts at the Australian telecommunications provider.
DairyNZ cutting farming carbon footprint
DairyNZ will develop a framework for dairy farmers to cut their carbon footprint.
Insider trading and what we can learn
COMMENT: What can we take away from the Eroad insider trading prosecution case.
Food prices soar, kumara prices double
New Zealand food prices rose at their fastest annual pace in more than six years.
Auckland house price rises lag behind NZ
REINZ data for May showed Auckland growth well behind NZ figures.
'Auckland pain money' extra $2/hour
National firm ups rates for Aucklanders in 'pain money'.
Powerful cyber weapon a 'game changer'
A destructive computer code used to bring down a power grid has sparked fresh fears.
Mark Dewdney to leave PGG Wrightson
Mark Dewdney will leave the rural services firm at the end of the year.
Team New Zealand's secret weapon
Team New Zealand's boat has a high-tech paint that helps it through the water faster.
Vital Healthcare buys private hospital
Vital Healthcare Property Trust has continued its acquisition spree.
Lions boost Christchurch spending
The arrival of the Lions in Christchurch came with a spending boost, Paymark data shows.
SFO will review Fuji Xerox material
A Japanese report on Fuji Xerox NZ says there was evidence of "inappropriate accounting".
Legal battle over trashed rental property
An Australian landlord is facing a huge clean-up bill after tenants trashed his property.
Can tech handle humanity?
COMMENT: Tech companies like to think they inhabit an alternative universe.
Google execs prepare for fight with EU
Google's lawyers are preparing for what may be a record EU antitrust fine.
Fuji Xerox NZ taking findings 'seriously'
Fuji Xerox NZ has vowed to resolve issues after a damning report from Japan.
Auckland apartments hit new record
People looking for cheap places might be disappointed as apartment sales hit new high.
Fuji Xerox NZ accounts questioned
New Zealand operations of Fuji Xerox questioned in parent company report.
Meat worker fired for not washing hands
Silver Fern Farms felt the worker's actions put their international licence in jeopardy.
Students raise $500k for start-ups
A group of students have raised $500,000 to invest in start-ups founded by the age of 30.
The migrant duo helping migrants
Indian migrant Pariket Dhabuwala's business is promising home comforts.
Google sells robot dog company
Google's parent company Alphabet has sold Boston Dynamics to Japanese tech giant SoftBank.