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Nick Mowbray's vision for cut-price homes - and when company could launch

Zuru has invested more in this venture than its consumer goods division.

'We're saying no' – house-building boss on timber price hikes

New Zealand's busiest house builder v timber giant on price rises planned from October 1.

'Deserves a second chance': New Zealand firm revives East Imperial

The new manufacturer is a family-owned business which makes many other popular drinks.

On The Up: Freeze-dried food maker aims for major growth with Rebel Sport, Foodstuffs deals

Founder Mike Rudling envisions Radix as a global leader in personalised nutrition.

Mercury inks long-term power deal to support NZ packaging giant

The deal will support Mercury to build more renewable power generation.

'Pallet hotel' - Foodstuffs South Island boosting frozen storage by more than 200%

Supermarket owner to expand frozen capacity by 222%, strike third-party warehouse deals.

Hansells owes $10m to staff, ANZ, IRD and company linked to the Hart family

Company linked to Graeme Hart bought company after it went into receivership.

Hart family business acquires Hansells Masterton out of receivership

Walter & Wild, the new owner, initially placed Hansells into receivership.

NZ manufacturers record strongest quarter in seven years

The only sector to report a decline in revenue was clothing, footwear and accessories.

Stock Takes: Will reporting season see the end of a bear market?

Fisher and Paykel Healthcare will be the main event when it reports on May 28.

Key says Trump using tariffs largely for leverage – but has fears for NZ film industry

The former Prime Minister also sees confidence returning to the New Zealand economy.

Highbrook Crossing: New hub for Auckland's Biggest Business Park

Goodman Group is upgrading Highbrook Crossing to add retail, dining and public space to New Zealand’s largest business park in East Tāmaki. Video \ Jason Dorday

Fashion: The next frontier for clean tech as textile waste mounts

Fashion emits 8% to 10% of greenhouse gases yearly, more than aviation.

Secret weapon: How robots are transforming China's trade strategy

New York Times: Inside China's automation revolution and its global implications.

Hansells director on what drove his company into receivership

Hansells has entered receivership after failing to meet a $1 million loan repayment.

On The Up: Duo turning harakeke waste into carbon-fibre alternative

Ben and William started the project while at university, turning into a global opportunity

'No lessening of competition': Woolworths' acquisition gets green light

It follows Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s similar decision on April 9.

China halts critical exports as trade war intensifies

New York Times: Tap turned off on rare minerals and magnets used in EVs, chips, aerospace.