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Apple's next big software update won't apply to devices made before 2013.
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The volume of New Zealand's manufacturing sales fell for a second straight quarter.
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More than 20 Uber employees have been fired after an investigation into sexual harassment.
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Manufacturing leader awarded top honour
Avon Cook has been honoured for services to the manufacturing industry.
China's iPhone killer strikes again
Huawei is looking to lure iPhone customers by making a eerily similar device.
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Job prospects on Sealord's $70m trawler
Sealord's new $70 million deep-sea freezer trawler will shortly be recruiting for staff.
Apple to expand Siri
Apple's voice assistant Siri will soon work with a larger variety of apps.
Is this the death of small malls?
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Facebook shareholders are not happy
Mark Zuckerberg still thinks of Facebook as a technology company, and not a media firm.
Amazon enters land of bricks and mortar
Amazon is attempting to crack one of the biggest populated nations in the world.
Company offers $11k for young blood
Hundreds of people are reportedly interested in this unusual start-up.
Mid-market trumps luxury
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Rent - is it really dead money?
COMMENT: It's not silly for renters to sit on the sidelines and save.
Rental crisis forces mum into caravan
A mother of two has been living in a tiny, cold caravan after struggling to find a rental.
Buyer for Jaffas and Pineapple Lumps?
Pavlova, Phar Lap and now Pineapple Lumps? Australia may be taking over production.
Former restaurant worker wins $40k
Restaurant Urban Turban has been disciplined for failing to pay a staffer minimum wage.
Kiwi extends gains vs Aussie
The New Zealand dollar extended its gains against the Aussie dollar.
Airlines testing face, fingerprint scanning
It may soon be possible to ditch your boarding pass in favour of your fingers or face.
'Gender pay gap' discount a success
Travel company offers 16 per cent "gender pay gap" discount for women.
Wall St climbs to record highs
The latest US jobs and manufacturing data bolstered expectations.
Big Read: Return of the Roughy
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It's open season for attack ads
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Mainfreight breaks through $100m
Mainfreight's result stood out among the corporate earnings reports.
What you're missing when you work from home
Some kinds of information travel very well by wire, but others get lost in transmission.
Market Watch: How to invest in future tech
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Kiwi start-up sold overseas
Wellington start-up Publons has been sold for an undisclosed sum.
Aussie housing boom over
House prices in Australia's capital cities fell 1.1 per cent in May.