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'Black Fraud Day?': Black Friday scams make for phishy business with QR cons, fake shops

Black Fraud Day? Desperate scammers may entice people desperate for deals.

Fonterra's consumer business sale and how it might look

Lack of capital for the FMCG operation is not the only reason for Fonterra's exit.

Case against real estate boss follows ruling against ex-Harcourts agent

'This case didn’t get elevated to the top. I accept it should have.' - Cooper

Jail after family-owned hedge fund blamed for causing $17b in losses

Disaster after family-owned fund took huge bets with money borrowed from banks.

Nvidia revenue nearly doubles as AI chip demand remains strong

Financial Times: Analysts watch how new chips affect short-term growth.

My Food Bag profitability up, customers down marginally

Chair Tony Carter highlighted the company’s success in reducing net debt.

Government policies dragging out recession, economists say

Slashing budget deficit, reducing public debt making things worse, group says.

US set to seek Google divestitures in search monopoly case

Financial Times: Concerns over training AI models, Google's power over online search.

Europe's richest family to complete football club takeover 'in coming days'

Scion says the club 'will belong to my family' despite Red Bull also taking a stake.

Anger at big supermarkets inspires Australia’s ‘word of the year’

'Colesworth' outdoes Yimbys and ute taxes as supermarket 'duopoly' frustrates some people.

Inside Economics: All eyes on RBNZ's last big call for 2024

Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news

'A lot of angry people': Workers at NZ's largest paper mill told of plans to halt production

Many workers chose to walk out of a meeting at Kinleith Mill this morning.

Gemstones from The Sapphire Merchant

Gemma Brain and her brother Thomas source gemstones from all over the world to sell to Kiwis who want beautiful jewellery. Video / George Heard

'It’s been one of those years': Farmlands records more losses

The co-op has posted a $14.3 million net loss after tax for the year ended June 2024.

Woman-owned cafe in conservative Indonesia shakes stigma

Aspiring businesswomen here can face not only legal restrictions but also social bullying.

Extending the lifespan of calves will create a new market for new protein source

New Zealand’s low-carbon beef production is set to accelerate.

Lex: Walmart’s cheap goods justify its expensive stock

Financial Times: There are merchants, and then there is Walmart.

Dairy boost with positive GDT result

More good news following the 4.8% jump from the previous event two weeks ago.