Federal Reserve signals fresh rate rise this year and fewer cuts in 2024
Financial Times: Treasury yield hits highest level since 2006 after hawkish projections.
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It is New Zealand’s largest dividend payout, with more than $2b paid out since 1994.
He offered to buy an Auckland house - when he couldn't pay, it cost him $429,000
Would-be buyer argued vendors should have accepted his lower offer, but he failed.
$23.7m restructuring by multi-millionaire philanthropist John Sax
The company owes $23.7m to Sax’s Autumn Park and Kearoa Holdings.
Developer battles PlaceMakers over materials, alleged delays
A $335,000 debt has sparked court action and a bankruptcy application.
Why don’t people leave bad jobs?
Financial Times: More work security might make the labour market more flexible, not less.
Cost-of-living crisis sees KiwiSaver put on the back burner
KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals spike to levels not seen since the height of the pandemic.
Under-reporting: Netsafe says online fraud actually costs Kiwis $470m per year
The cost has doubled since a 2018 report; Netsafe funding and oversight changes are eyed.
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister says oil cuts not about ‘jacking up prices’
Financial Times: Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman defends lower output as crude nears US$95.
China to Point Chevalier: Who's doing the bright green project?
A green machine rises, with 24,717 applicants on the housing register.
The Warehouse Group sites to be powered by solar farms
More than 260 sites owned by The Warehouse Group are set to be powered by solar farms.
Qantas keeps the faith in Warriors making the NRL grand final - with an out clause for fans
The airline is temporarily knocking down the price of fares across the Tasman.
GST debt prompts Inland Revenue to liquidate clothing retailer
Problems included ill health, credit facility withdrawal, economic conditions, overheads.
Opinion: Stakes of the US car worker strike could not be higher
Financial Times: If Biden can’t bridge gap between bosses and labour, Trump could win.
Current account deficit to keep narrowing - slowly
Slowing growth in China is expected to hamper improvement in the current account deficit.
How geopolitics threatens Apple’s dependence on China
Financial Times: Beijing's restrictions on government use of Apple products pose problems.
The plight of the hidden carers in your workforce
Financial Times: Millions of staff secretly juggle busy jobs with demanding caring duties.
Forged FMA document: Fake financial adviser pleads guilty
He falsely held himself out as a financial adviser in an email to clients.
Appellants back out of fight against $300m Bayswater plans
Some relief after 'long and energy-sapping journey'.
Are we out of recession? Economists make their picks
After two quarters of contraction, has the economy rebounded - and can it last?
Opinion: Sex, lies and magical thinking about CEO behaviour
Financial Times: BP is another example of how boards are stepping up their scrutiny.
Arm IPO delivers US$84m fees bonanza for its advisers
Financial Times: Costs of flotation are the highest Wall Street has seen for five years.
Cruise season bonanza: Record summer in store
Australasia is seen as among the most vibrant, although the impact of ships is questioned.
Credit Suisse bond investors plot lawsuit against Switzerland
Financial Times: Group plans to sue Swiss government in US courts.
Diana Clement: How much are you paying in 'lazy tax'?
OPINION: Banks make money from our complacency.
Business Hub: Sir George Fistonich is back on the wine trail
'I always say to people if you want to be successful in life, do what you love doing.'
The incredible resilience of the music industry
Financial Times: How the major labels have remade themselves throughout the digital era.
Opinion: Fifteen years after Lehman, we still need to fix financial supervision
FT: It must be made easier for regulators to act intelligently and independently.
Arm shares jump by 25% on first day of trading
Financial Times: Chip designer’s stock climbed high as valuation exceeds $100b.
Ransomware attack suspected on Auckland Transport's Hop card system
People can still catch buses, trains and ferries while the issue is being resolved.
Inside Emirates’ nerve centre: Keeping the world’s biggest longhaul fleet flying
And the man who has hundreds of flights under his watch every day.
EVs, fast food and a supermarket - the new stores coming to Westgate
A multimillion-dollar collection of new fast-food stores is opening near Costco Fuel.
BP’s board started fresh probe into Bernard Looney’s conduct last week
Financial Times: New claims regarding undisclosed relations with colleagues.
Expat Kiwi sues US Treasury over sanctions for being on board of Russian bank
The banker claims he resigned from the board weeks before the sanction was imposed.