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Fran O'Sullivan: The State goes capitalist
There are high hopes the forthcoming IPOs will result in good returns for the Government, as well as for small investors writes Fran O'Sullivan
Liam Dann: Commitment needed to give us a sporting chance
Imagine if we had the same pride in our capital markets as we do in the All Blacks, writes Liam Dann
Kiwi burgers fuel Middle East
Local burger chain BurgerFuel is tapping into the rising wealth of a volatile region with a taste for fast food.
Gallagher Group: $200m and growing
After seven decades, with annual revenue now nudging $200 million, this private company is happy to stay that way, reports Anthony Doesburg.
'Shareholders would be a pain', says boss
Throughout Gallagher's long history, the company has remained privately owned.
Icebreaker: A true NZ success story
Icebreaker's Jeremy Moon loves the symbiotic relationship between the families, the land and the animals on sheep stations. Icebreaker's Jeremy Moon is obsessed with merino. Viva catches up with him at a Queenstown sheep station where it all begins.
Dairy prices slide 2.4pc in overnight auction
Prices of dairy products extended their slide in Fonterra's latest global dairy auction, reaching the lowest since August 2009.