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Trade deficit widens on oil, fertiliser imports
New Zealand's trade deficit widened in November as imports outstripped the pace of export growth.
Wineries unite to crack US market
Five NZ wineries have joined forces to target the United States market, with plans for exports to hit nearly one million bottles within five years.
Terms of trade dips on commodity price falls, strong dollar
New Zealand's terms of trade - the amount of imports that can be funded by a fixed quantity of exports - fell in the third quarter, driven by falling prices for primary sector exports and a strong kiwi dollar.
Tait completes big London bus contract
Tait Radio Communications said it had completed a $19 million contract to provide a new radio communications network for one of the world's biggest urban transport systems - the London bus network.
Methven profit slumps on slack building activity
Methven, the tapware and bath fittings maker, posted a 25 per cent slump in first-half profit, blaming a sharp downturn in Australian activity.
Tough half for F&P Appliances sends shares plunging
F & P & Appliances shares have plunged after the whiteware maker slashed net profit to $980,000 in the six months to September 30.