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Vero must pay $3.9m for ‘false and misleading’ statements to customers
Judge imposes nearly $4m penalty on insurer.
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The transport company was now considering 'applicable emission targets for the group'.
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South Korean regulators vow to curb ‘theme stocks’ craze
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Journalists strike over pay in Otago and Southland
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Infratil’s CDC Data Centres gets another valuation hike, Auckland plans expanded
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Fonterra ups milk price forecast to $7.25/kg midpoint
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China price pressure offers hope of Christmas cheer for western shoppers
Financial Times: China's domestic economy has weakened.
FTX co-founder says Sam Bankman-Fried firm was ‘taking customers’ money’ for years
Financial Times: Co-founder testifies at fraud trial.
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Diana Clement: How to earn more and spend less
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Huge shakeup for waterfront end of city: Downtown Car Park sale, flyover demolition
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