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Financial Times: Re-emergence of popular day trader sparks “meme stock” rally.
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"An inspector carried out an assessment and issued a prohibition notice preventing work."
Accountant shortage prompts US plan for quicker path to qualification
Financial Times: Pressure to cut educational requirement has grown as new recruits dry up.
Ocean Flyer's commercial seaglider project signs multimillion dollar financing deal
The bold Hawke's Bay initiative gets international support.
Melinda French Gates resigns as co-chair of Gates Foundation
Financial Times: Decision to leave comes three years after divorce from Bill Gates.
Travel’s big bounce: Tourist numbers recovering and Kiwis are taking off
Last year's soggy tourism recovery is a drag on the economy, says Kiwibank.
Cecilia Robinson: Time to ask a new question about primary care
OPINION: Not every sniffle requires a visit to the doctor.
Can Europe’s economy ever hope to rival the US again?
Financial Times: Worried EU policymakers are searching for ways to inject some dynamism.
Property Insider: The latest on Kāinga Ora builds, and the house price outlook
The scale of financial trouble the builder contracted by Kāinga Ora is in is revealed.
Right to disconnect: Should our bosses be stopped from calling us after hours?
The 'right to disconnect' movement has grown in recent years.
Dairy farm receivership: Bank owed $36.5m, court rules on lease liability
Receivers get liability relief to maintain livestock after farm enterprise folds.
China’s EV sector to test offshore markets after Zeekr’s strong US IPO
Financial Times: Zeekr's IPO biggest in US by a Chinese company since 2021.
Soaring airfares: International prices up 7.2% in a month
Sliding accommodation prices provide some good news for travellers.
Surprise price rise: Cost of food goes up for first time in 3 months
New data from Stats NZ shows international airfares also spiked in April.
Is there a middle way on children and smartphones? This researcher thinks so
Financial Times: Social psychologist cites alternatives to banning youth from scrolling.
Second half-year tougher than expected: Fletcher downgrades full-year profit
Falling revenue and margin pressure in some building products businesses cited in update.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Reserve Bank balance sheet blowout explained
ANALYSIS: How the RBNZ's balance sheet quadrupled and what it means going forward.
US plans to raise tariffs on Chinese EV imports
Financial Times: Move marks latest effort by US to protect domestic industry.
Spotlight on gap between price of Fonterra farmer shares and listed units
But any divergence should be no surprise, the chairman says.
Surfer-turned-top property boss reveals secret to being wealthy
Podcast: Ockham's Mark Todd on social inequality, urban design and the beauty of maths
I own a $1.1m home and have $530k, will I have to keep working? - Mary Holm
OPINION: If the $1m estimate were correct, a big proportion of retirees would struggle.
Stranded Air Vanuatu passengers have few options but to await decisions
A Northland couple just want to go home but Kiwis have to fly via Australia or Fiji.
Apple apologises after crushing backlash to iPad advertisement
Financial Times: Campaign depicted instruments and artistic tools being destroyed.
Hang the DJ? ComCom delays $116m Serato call for a fifth time
Why the decision leaves the deal looking in need of a remix.
Facebook NZ revenue flat at $9m as $157m goes to Ireland
Tech giant's local reported revenue remains tiny - and it paid just $1.3m in income tax.
The Warehouse confirms TheMarket.com closure as group sales worsen
'We are disappointed TheMarket.com did not meet our aspirations,' CEO says.
Baidu executive tells staff: ‘I’m not your mum’
Financial Times: PR boss at Chinese search giant warns she can ruin careers.
'Through the roof': Spa-lover spending hits $277m in steamy city - and growing
This is expected to reach $408m by 2028 as global interest grows.
Editorial: NZ needs a sensible approach to ensure continuous power supply
OPINION: Hydro and wind power are all good until it doesn't rain or blow a gale.
Too scared to quit? An agency will do that for you
Financial Times: A simple-sounding but lucrative business model.
Concrete stats show hard times for construction sector
Tight public sector spending cited as new data sheds light on building activity.
Mainzeal’s Richard Yan bankrupt
The former Mainzeal boss had been found liable for the company trading while insolvent.
iPhone payment options: Judge grills Apple exec
Court hears if Apple has set up a gauntlet of exasperating hurdles in apps.