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People are alarmed by the JLL closures, asking what that says about the successful agency.
Signs of optimism as number of Kiwis behind on payments falls
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Can the Govt force supermarket duopoly de-merger? Competition lawyer explains
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Project Auckland
$8m creative hub to boost Henderson’s creative industry
More than 200 players joined the discussion on boosting Henderson's creative sector.
Dawn Freshwater: How University of Auckland drives NZ’s innovation ecosystem
The Newmarket Innovation Precinct hosts 40 companies and numerous researchers.
‘I want to keep the pressure on’ - Wayne Brown says he has unfinished business
Wayne Brown says Auckland still needs him.
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Quitting Oracle to biggest software IPO ever
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Insurance: Big companies ditch multi-policy discounts
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Property
‘Munted’ cottage nearly triples in value after stunning reno - but price is still only $335K
Vendors bought derelict property sight unseen for just $118,000.
‘Eyesore’ gun shop for sale for $250,000 - property overflowing with rubbish, rats
The council has served the owners with an urgent clean-up notice.
‘Very unusual’ - Police station up for grabs, could be bowled
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‘A sigh of relief’: Radio host Nick Mills ends battle with Inland Revenue over debt
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Small Business: From corporate life to backyard flower farming
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Second time lucky: Auckland DJ software firm sells in $175m deal
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX pleads with Trump for tariff exemptions
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RBNZ to review controversial bank rules, championed by Adrian Orr
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Contact-Manawa takeover decision delayed
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Not so clever: Fletcher Building’s prefab house-building factory to shut
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Auckland Airport trims airline charges after ComCom found its forecast revenue was ‘excessive’
The watchdog releases its findings after an airport pricing probe.
Billionaire Graeme Hart lends to twice-bankrupted builder
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Why a Canadian gold mining company wants to invest $1b in Waihī
Is its investment dependent on fast-track approval?
Gold hits record prices – so how do you buy it? And is it worth the investment?
Gold has reached an all-time price high amid trade and economic uncertainty.
ASB: ‘If economic recoveries are cars – New Zealand is more Prius than Ferrari’
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‘Tech nightmare’: Consumer NZ urges Microsoft to extend Windows 10 support
It’s feared hundreds of thousands of Kiwis’ computers will become obsolete in October.
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