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Warner Bros wins state consent for Auckland land deal

The application met the criteria for approval for a foreign entity to buy Auckland land.

ANZ CEO Antonia Watson on what it takes to get women to the top

Top executive says one of her personal mantras is if you can see it, you can be it.

Andrew Barnes: The business of lies is becoming a dangerous norm

Hyperbole and exaggeration are now simply part of the start-up scene.

Watch: An aerial dance as business jet shadows Airbus A350 green fuel flight

Sustainable fuel push speeding up as airlines face emissions reduction targets.

Grant Bradley: Will Luxon's political timing be as sweet as at Air NZ?

The airline outsider led the Air NZ to record profits, can he do the same in politics?

Foodstuffs partners with Uber Eats to deliver groceries

Foodstuffs have partnered with Uber Eats to start delivering groceries to its customers.

Countdown shelves left bare due to strike action

Supermarket warns that it could take a few days to restock shelves.

Air NZ gearing up for busy holiday period

Airline says cheap airfares are still available for Christmas week.

Rua Bioscience plans share issue to buy medicinal cannabis company for $10m

Rua anticipates completing the acquisition in late January 2022.

Tributes pour in after Unfiltered founder Jake Millar dies aged 26

The entrepreneur is understood to have been in Kenya at the time of his death.

Asset Plus interim profit down 78%, $350m project downsized

"Re-emergence of Covid-19 has again subdued leasing activity and business confidence".

Oceania pushes up profit 22pc, Covid hit sales, building work

"Impacted sales, delayed building works, added direct costs" - CEO on Covid's effects.

Watch: Auckland Airport opening up $160m road network

Company takes advantage of plunge in traffic to get on with infrastructure work.

Christopher Niesche: The only real winners in the Black Friday splurge

The Black Friday hype has a few pitfalls, writes Christopher Niesche.

Ali Williams, Anna Mowbray plans: Neighbours rally over chopper pad

"It's not personal against them. Just, not in the back garden." - Westmere neighbour.

Paul Catmur: A survival guide for terrible meetings

The torture of a mandatory meeting will be familiar to everyone in the corporate world.

Media v tech giants: Minister urges Google, Facebook to come to negotiating table

Faafoi supports appropriate commercial arrangements to allow media firms to be sustainable

Double blow: NZ tourism waits for visitors while Kiwis spend up overseas

Pent up demand for overseas travel threatens to deal another blow to domestic tourism.