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Resilience in price pressures comes as Federal Reserve considers when to cut rates.
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Vulcan Steel halved its interim dividend after H1 earnings dropped by 30 per cent.
Ross Taylor considering his position at Fletcher Building
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Nicola Willis to deliver Budget 2024 on May 30
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SkyCity CEO Michael Ahearne takes questions on DIA prosecution
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Du Val Group was ‘technically insolvent’ last September
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Boutique Farro Fresh store opening on North Shore
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Fonterra lifts 2024 milk price forecast
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Bracing for bad news: The stocks to watch this reporting season
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Quiet hiring: Why managers are recruiting from their own ranks
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No sign of a spending slowdown in Australia, even at the luxury end
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The risks of relying on superpowers to protect global trade
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'Hell of a shock': Westpac fixes issue after accounts show zero
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Market close: Rate hike prediction rattles sharemarket
ANZ said the Reserve Bank could still hike the official cash rate twice this year.
Take-off: $5.4m runway opens at Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre
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What Fletcher Building might declare in half-year result next week
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Major bank lowers some fixed housing rates, term deposits
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Stock Takes: How low unemployment will affect the sharemarket
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Leo Lewis: Hong Kong’s Messi backlash says more about digital fandom than football
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Grocery Commissioner launches new ‘whistleblower’ tool
Device hopes to remove 'risk of retaliation' for supermarket suppliers.
Buyer for insolvent Ruapehu Alpine Lifts skifield walks away
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Uber records first annual profits as market value approaches $250b
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Compass Homes Franklin in liquidation, creditors want money
Grant Reynolds appointed. He is also the liquidator of other Compass building businesses.
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Disney, Warner and Fox join forces for sports streaming venture
Financial Times: The firms plan to aggregate games offered by their groups’ TV networks.