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'Naive' real estate agent appeals after 18-month suspension
The Disciplinary Tribunal previously said the agent was "commercially naive".
NZ Trade deficit hits $6b - widest since 2007
Imports into New Zealand topped $6 billion for the first time in October.
Billionaire buying up Queenstown property
A Japanese billionaire art collector has purchased another property in Queenstown.
Arvida drives profit up 110pc, plans $500m expansion
The retirement giant has big expansion plans.
Flat retail sales cast doubt on pre-Xmas growth
Retail sales were flat over the September quarter.
NZ shares fall with blue chips A2, Ryman, F&P Healthcare gains
Shares fell in light trading as blue-chip stocks including A2 Milk followed Australia.
Crane Brothers founder ordered to pay $20k to former worker
Murray Crane to pay more than $20,000 in wages arrears and benefits.
Twyford rejects call to immediately reform $50b apartment sector
National MPs were disappointed by the decision.
The 5 biggest headaches for Sky TV's new boss, Martin Stewart
The UK import has his work cut out.
Kids' clothing company hit with $50,000 fine
Goodwear Limited has been fined $50,000 for selling unsafe children's wear.
Metro Glass share price slide catches state funds
Investors have raised questions about the company's strategy.
Russian billionaire sells stake in Waiwera Thermal Resort
Mikhail Khimich has sold his Waiwera interests to his Amercian associate
New Auckland dump at Wellsford a step closer
Waste Management NZ gets consent to buy new Auckland dump site
Black Friday spending smashes Boxing Day
New Zealanders spent $442 million over the Black Friday weekend.
Airbnb rolls out luxury section
Airbnb has rolled out a new feature to the New Zealand market.
$40m boost for Coastal Pacific train service
KiwiRail has received $40 million of Crown funding for service in the South Island.
Last hurrah for life insurance advisers
Firms are cutting back on overseas jaunts for their team members after FMA call.
Online service analyses a potential babysitter's social media posts
Artificial intelligence used to screen sitters.
Small Business: Creating e-bikes used by Israeli paramedics
Anthony Clyde talks supplying Israel's St Johns equivalent first-responders with e-bikes.
Saudis flex financial muscle to punish Turkey
Biscuits and yogurt are emerging as weapons of choice for Saudis lashing out at Turkey.
Low interest rates benefit customers
Westpac says people are taking up options to pay off their mortgage sooner
Race to avoid a Lehman moment after Brexit
EU-UK officials are confident they'll avoid a meltdown in the derivatives market.
The million-dollar business based on a whole lot of nothing
No WiFi and spotty cell coverage, but this hotel in the woods is grossing $1m a year.
Kiwi online stores targeted by malware menace
Criminals are ramping up their efforts to hack web stores ahead of the holidays.
$1 trillion wipe-out: Cryptos hit by horror week
The great cryptocurrency crash of 2018 is heading for its worst week yet.
Oil notches biggest weekly loss in almost three years
Record Saudi output, pressure from Trump and a global sell-off intensified oil's freefall.
In era of online retail, Black Friday still lures a crowd
Across the US, thousands of people woke up before dawn to hit the shops.
Comment: Fletcher shocker one of the worst
Comment: Fletcher Building's annual meeting on Tuesday was an absolute shocker.
Your best money diet: One you stick to
Comment: No, you don't need $1 million before you can retire.
Snags on path to hydrogen economy
Low-profile 8 Rivers proposal could be a big winner — but first, there are some obstacles.
Agent sold clients' house to her own son
Agent insists she followed policy and is being made a scapegoat.
Dairy farmers under pressure as milk prices forecast to fall
NZ dairy prices could be heading lower still.