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It means less tax for the Government and some farmers may not be able to stay in business.
Genesis says Huntly outage will cost $20m-$30m
Unit 5 at Huntly power station has been out of action since June 30.
Chloe Surridge: Working to avoid any more bum notes at Auckland Airport
Ops chief has faced fires on cruises ships and run an airline supply chain during Covid.
Auckland house prices fell nearly $1000 a day from June to July
Sales numbers up, but prices falling back.
Apple profits rise as services arm surpasses 1 billion users
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One NZ joins smartwatch fray with $5/month plan
"Wearable" plans from One NZ and Spark let you leave your phone at home.
Bank of England raises interest rates by 0.25 percentage points
Financial Times: Smaller increase amid signs persistently high inflation is easing.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare v Auckland Council on land plan
Strategy 'has significant implications for our plans for our growth in New Zealand'.
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Heat Stress: As world grows hotter, business and workers are already paying the price
Financial Times: The impact of record-breaking heat goes far beyond tourism.
The big comfort changes coming for Air NZ long-haul flights - even in economy class
Where more women fly on the airline and the "foundational truths" it faces.
Capital injection means Kiwibank could up lending by 14pc
Can the state-owned bank be a "disrupter"?
S&P 500 marks sharpest daily decline since April
Financial Times: Wall Street benchmark biggest daily drop since April, Nasdaq even worse.
Inside the race to lead EY after bungled break-up plan
Financial Times: Prominent split backer faces hurdles in push to succeed global boss.
Police, retailers join forces against ram raiders
Retail security roundtable: co-operation by some of NZ's biggest shop brands.
Alcohol tax hits Auckland gin business, liquidators called in
Lowered demand and an increase in the alcohol excise tax have hit profit margins.
Air traffic controllers shortage dents airlines' recovery
Financial Times: The shortages have caused delays and reduced schedules.
Fonterra farmers fear new season milk price forecast about to get the chop
An important global whole milk powder price has gone south.
Lives of 50,000 retirement village residents could change in proposed shakeup
"We’re very pleased with this as a starting point as well as the tenor of the proposals."
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Brewer got $210,000 Covid cash for 14 staff - even that wasn't enough for it to survive.
Air NZ on the search for airports to juice up new generation planes
Air NZ needs airports to service battery or hydrogen demonstrator planes.
Emirates marks 20 years in NZ: How its A380 double-decker shook up the travel market
Emirates boss says capacity of big plane defied doubters as airline marks 20 years in NZ.
Uber makes first operating profit after racking up US$31.5b of losses
Financial Times: Uber reaches long-awaited landmark after years of heavy spending.
Meta develops AI chatbots with personas
Financial Times: Facebook owner seeks to seize on AI hype, battle TikTok.
The 10 Kiwi companies paying back $200m in Covid wage subsidies
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US stocks notch longest monthly winning streak in two years
Financial Times: Surge as investors seize on falling inflation and resilient growth.
Startup Council delivers bright ideas - but faces roadblock
One political party has a rather blunt take.
Name suppression retained as insider trading trial starts
The defendant has again pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Will there be enough cables for the clean energy transition?
Financial Times: Demand for the infrastructure is outstripping supply
Business confidence rises again, inflation expectations easing
The latest ANZ Business Outlook survey shows few signs of the economy rolling over.
Working from home is full of surprises
Financial Times: A lot of what we think we know about remote work is wrong.