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Japan runs on vending machines. It’s about to break millions of them
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European Union hits EVs from China with extra tariffs up to 38pc
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Barry Soper: Farmers should be treated as treasures, not as tyrants
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Fed signals one interest rate cut before end of 2024
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Fran O’Sullivan: Premier Li Qiang's NZ visit sparks business optimism
OPINION: Li’s “business-friendly” reputation precedes him.
'Reduced scale': $400m Mt Maunganui retirement village granted consent
Council reveals price paid for its former elder housing village site.
Small business productivity fell 6.1pc in 2023 - which industries, regions were hardest hit
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Yu Mei founder Jessie Wong introduces baby Bobby
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Letters: I'm nearly 80 – and ready to change for the planet's sake
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The $2b social housing cliff no one is talking about
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Opinion: A response to Sir Roger Douglas on Budget 2024 challenges
OPINION: Sir Roger Douglas has renewed his case for radical changes to fiscal policy.
Ex-employee who defrauded Sir Peter Jackson-owned company chased to New York
Gene DeMarco claims he has not consented to his bankruptcy, so it does not apply.
Trade and economy at the forefront as Premier Li Qiang arrives in NZ
New Zealand will host its most significant China visit in seven years.
'Love of my life': Luxury handbag designer Jessie Wong on motherhood and business
The Yu Mei founder and owner has named the Bobby Bag after her first child.
Andrew Bayly: Why KiwiSaver is an untapped source of capital
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How AI is changing the capital markets
Artificial intelligence is advancing the capital markets sector.
Opinion: Three ways to tame the sharemarket's mood swings
OPINION: The sharemarket can swing from dark pessimism to exuberant optimism.
Kiwi start-ups on the map at Indo-Pacific Climate Tech 100
The Singapore forum brought together 300 participants from the region's top investors.
Opinion: A credibility gap in the Nicola Willis Budget
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OPINION: There will be more elections in 2024 than ever before in history.
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