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Banking stocks drive NZ sharemarket lower

New Zealand stocks lose some of Monday's gains, driven by weaker banking stocks.

Deep Creek brewery collapse: How much is owed to creditors and staff

A shipment failure to China left the craft brewer with a cashflow problem.

WeWork files for bankruptcy amid office market downturn

Financial Times: A humbling fall for the once high-flying co-working start-up.

Can corporate America cope with its vast debt pile?

Financial Times: Worries over $22 trillion debt, but companies find new ways to survive.

Revealed: Who's owed money by collapsed supermarket Supie

After Supie's implosion, hundreds of firms are identified as being owed money.

Air NZ looks to future: Supersonic planes, robots and VR travel on the radar

The airline is thinking big as it faces more disruption due to engine issues.

‘Hard yards’: ANZ forecasts tough economy ahead - no quick fix with new Govt

ANZ says unemployment will rise into 2025, with per capita growth 'very weak' in 2024.

Supermarket heavyweight Foodstuffs plans merger, strong reaction expected

The New World and Pak'nSave operator is to apply to the Commerce Commission by Christmas.

Can 5000 new homes rise at Beachlands with no reticulated water, sewage?

Bore water for homes and a new sewage treatment system are proposed by developers.

Whanganui farmer named as new Beef + Lamb associate director

Mark Polson aims to contribute to the B+L board's decision-making as much as possible.

Former IBM man’s start-up, ClimateTracker, helps firms grapple with new climate reporting requirements

A big customer win locally, and a global hook-up with AWS.

Property Insider: What's happening with Herne Bay boatshed, Fletcher's plumbing problems

Will the owner of the $22 million waterfront mansion go ahead with the scheme?

Jarden Wealth Weekly: Why bonds are back

OPINION: Bonds are a fixed interest security.

17-year-old hacker who got into the UN: This is what businesses are doing wrong

A report reveals 132,000 New Zealand businesses have been hit by cybersecurity issues.

'Wellington needed a good pub' - Couple open Cuba St venue despite retail closures

The Ram is a vote of confidence in a city battling the nagging narrative that it's dying.

Former PM Sir John Key's 'direct' conversations on Zespri with top China politician in Beijing

Key said top China politician understood and appreciated NZ stance on golden kiwifruit.

Market close: NZ stocks extend rally after sentiment appears to turn

November's strong start continues after a challenging period in recent months.

How to hire the best for less

Financial Times: Workers will accept lower pay at some types of firms.