Starbucks’ new chief gets $188m pay deal and beachside office
Financial Times: New chief's move makes him one of America's best-paid bosses.
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New York Times: People close to Biden say he believes he could have won a second term.
Synlait and a2 Milk resolve contract disputes
A2 Milk will make a one-off payment to Synlait of $24.75 million.
The Blair Witch Project at 25: The film that blurred reality and fiction
New York Times: Did audiences really believe The Blair Witch Project was real?
Gaza cease-fire talks resume, but hopes are muted amid fears of wider war
New York Times: Increased pressure on negotiations as death toll in Gaza hits 40,000+.
LIV Golf coming to NZ? 'I want nothing to do with it', says Kiwi golfing legend
'They’ve been hugely disruptive to the game of golf.'
Alarm bells ringing: Backlash grows against Govt fees hitting tourism sector
'All we’re shifting is the cost from the taxpayer to the visitor' - Tourism Minister.
Elliott Smith: Why Kiwis should applaud Argentina
'Argentina beating the All Blacks is a feature of international rugby, not a bug.'
Contact to go ahead with airport solar farm
Company pushes 'go' on $271 million solar project at Christchurch Airport.
Greg Bruce: Power-ranking Auckland’s shopping malls
OPINION: One Auckland mall is a clear winner, but there are some surprising losers.
US stocks rally as strong retail sales raise hopes of ‘soft landing’
Financial Times: Renewed optimism, good supermarket result sparked rally on Wall Street.
Citadel and DE Shaw slashed Nvidia holdings ahead of market rout
Financial Times: Sharp divisions among managers over the outlook for chip-making giant.
Wyn Drabble: The evolutionary masterpiece - opposable thumbs - could be our downfall
OPINION: "Most of us, as humans, are pretty proud of having opposable thumbs."
TVNZ set to move into pay-TV and sports rights; Fair Go star's business move
Who's in line to be Stuff's next CEO?; The NZ Olympics media dream team.
How to write truly hot, non-cringey sex scenes (and 9 books that get it right)
Times: Author Kate Weinberg searches for the secret of really good sex – on the page.
NZ fertile investment ground for cream of global dairy industry, new report
Private capitalists including Graeme Hart, corporates, state-owned firms put down roots.
Matthew Hooton: Nicola Willis celebrates while bell tolls for Chris Hipkins
OPINION: Short-term, all the economic numbers point in the right electoral direction.
Stock Takes: Heat on Synlait’s independent directors, Moutter's CBA pay
D-day looms for minority shareholders in struggling dairy company.
Editorial: NZ's electricity sector needs mates
OPINION: The solution to New Zealand's power supply problems is not simple.
Letters: Creepy tow truck sharks; political bickering on education
OPINION: '$400 for 15-minute parking mistake can only be classified as daylight robbery.'
Moon Unit Zappa: ‘I was a social experiment for my parents’
Frank Zappa’s daughter tells some home truths about life as the child of a rock star.
Market close: Skellerup rallies on robust earnings as market revels on lower rates
The market is feeling the love from the Reserve Bank decision.
How the world’s oldest humpback whale has survived is a mystery
New York Times: World's oldest known humpback whale spotted alive after nine years.
The seven worst foods for prostate health
Telegraph: How can you adapt your diet to mitigate the risk of prostate cancer?
Jenée Tibshraeny: Does the RBNZ's big flip-flop matter?
If the RBNZ's new forecasts are right, we might be in for a hard landing.
The teen sensation who lets his darts do the talking
Luke Littler is a force to be reckoned with, though he won't tell you so himself.
'You were blinded by greed' judge says of lawyer convicted of mortgage fraud
Francis Peters, one of five members of a family charged by SFO, sentenced.
Opinion: Energy storage critical to NZ’s economic and climate future
OPINION: This is a market failure, and one with serious implications.
Mars strikes US$36b deal to buy Pringles maker Kellanova
Financial Times: Snack rivals set to merge in one of the biggest deals of the year.
Trial in Texas school shooting asks: Could the assailant’s parents have stopped it?
New York Times: Do parents bear responsibility for the horrific acts of their children?
'Really pleased': Hawke's Bay growers welcome raft of RSE scheme changes
An increase to the cap, changes to pay and accommodation costs are among the changes.
Stuff CEO quits to work for Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, owner Sinead Boucher to take reins again
Laura Maxwell leaves for Australia after just over a year in the CEO role.
Pink filled hotels - now Eden Park wants to double concert events
'Having a performer of this calibre play at Eden Park was a huge win for Auckland.'