Fire alarm-activating thieves hit Auckland Mitre 10, take full trolley of gear
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Financial Times: Surprise sink after SEC ruling.
Praise be! Pentecostal church buys Penrose base from Baptists
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Investors sell out of Apple & Meta, buy up Tourism Holdings, in record trading
December was a month of record trading on Sharesies.
Insolvent restaurant racks up $1.2m in creditor claims
The Manawatū restaurant operated for less than two years before going into liquidation.
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Tearful Simon Barnett's radio return - 'I hope and pray my wife is listening somehow'
Broadcasting legend: 'I have been on the cusp of tears all day'.
Dairy sector upbeat as demand remains 'biggest unknown'
New Zealand stands to gain from rivals' falling ingredients volumes.
Commerce Commission to investigate supermarket duopoly: Woolworths, Foodstuffs
The probe comes after Consumer NZ lodged a complaint with the commission in August.
Kiwis' resilience will be tested in 2024 - BNZ boss
'Early on in my career, work became my life': BNZ chief's quest for work-life balance.
Office politics is not optional: Learn to play the game or you’ll be its victim
Financial Times: Experts say ignoring power structures will hold you back.
Meat industry leader farewells a challenging 2023
Sirma Karapeeva says the UK FTA was the highlight of a challenging year.
Big developer launches US$1b fund to buy distressed New York offices
Financial Times: Developer betting on a thaw in the commercial real estate market.
EV ‘bloodbath’ warning as Ford cuts F-150 Lightning output
Financial Times: Price reductions risk damaging carmakers’ financial health.
Microsoft says Russian group infiltrated some employees’ email accounts
Financial Times: Company identifies hacking group as Midnight Blizzard.
State tenants' soaring debt: one man owes $48k in rent
Total arrears have risen by 800 per cent since 2019 to $21 million.
Tourism rebound plateaus - full recovery not forecast until 2025
The recovery in inbound tourism has been sluggish.
From Matakana to Knightsbridge: How a Kiwi firm got luxury pillows into Harrods
Hyoumankind founder says Britain is a perfect market for travel pillow she developed.
'Final pay, don't delay!' Sacked ELE workers to Deloitte receivers in Queen St protest
Receivers 'well aware many ex-ELE workers experiencing financial and mental hardship'.
BP hopes ‘safe pair of hands’ chief can help oil major catch up with rivals
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Editorial: Buckle up - it could be another bumpy year for flying
Aviation is never dull and this year promises to be as interesting as ever.
Hands-on: Samsung bets big on AI with Galaxy S24 phones
Circle to Search, live translation of phone calls, erasing people from pics.
Airfare bargains: New York on Qantas for $1500 return
Stats out today show fares fell in the 12 months to December.
Harvey Norman revenue falls in spending downturn
Consumers are being more cautious about investing in their homes, the company says.
China’s population decline accelerates as economy reaches low growth target
Financial Times: Deepening property sector crisis, deflation and demographic pressures.
Council fails to sell Auckland Film Studios — here's its excuse
No buyers emerge after two-year process, which kicked off after $37.5m grant for upgrades.
Holiday spend hangover: Westpac warns of financial distress
A major bank is warning consumers to budget this year.
The changing face of Auckland: Apartment projects to dominate in 2024
But as some rise, why are others struggling to get off the ground?
December spending on a “sharper decline than expected”
Electronic card spending fell at the end of last year which might be bad news for retail.
Harcourts' agency owner liquidates, forms new company to continue
"Relationship breakdown" cited by the liquidator as the reason for the companies folding.