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Fonterra posts strong $1.1 billion net profit
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Financial Times: Property and stock market support given go-ahead to boost demand.
Asia stocks hold steady as more rate cuts loom
Markets are still basking in the afterglow of the Fed's rate cut.
Fletcher Building woes: ‘Emergency’ $700m capital raise rumours surface
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'People care so much about this business.'
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Mary Holm: How to split your mortgage when refixing
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Will supermarket giant ditch NZ? Investors urge Woolworth Group to sell up
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'Can you imagine how I feel?' Air NZ boss on engine issues
Air New Zealand's CEO explains how it's making less money on its longest routes.
Markets with Madison: Air NZ hangar
Our national airline is making less money on its long-haul routes and aircraft engine issues are keeping a lid on growth. Should it remain an international airline?
What's on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: Spring fair, rugby, golf open and rock music
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Want to trade like Warren Buffett? New chatbot mimics minds of the greats
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Tupperware files for bankruptcy as sales slump
The brand has seen sales fall as consumer behaviors change and competition increases.
BNZ trims mortgage rates after US Fed decision
The move came after the Fed kicked off a new era of monetary policy easing.
US Fed cuts rates by half a point and signals easing cycle era has begun
US central bank’s decision marks a milestone in its two-year fight against inflation.
Market close: Synlait gets its vote; Spark sinks to 9-year low
The New Zealand sharemarket posted its third successive fall.
Former Heartland Bank employee accused of insider trading
The individual appeared in the Auckland District Court today.
Ryman Healthcare names new CEO
Ryman nabs former CEO of Marsden Point operator Channel Infrastructure.
Auckland Airport launches $1.4b capital raise
The money will be used to upgrade 1960s infrastructure.
The $76b Super Fund’s next big challenge
How the new CEO plans to double it in a decade.
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Our sovereign wealth fund is set to double in the next decade. How will its new CEO meet its growth demands? Video / Cameron Pitney
$2b powerhouse: Why Contact really wants Manawa
Contact's chairman says it's all about hydroelectricity.
Markets with Madison: Power merger
Two electricity companies could join forces to become the second-largest player. Contact Energy’s CEO and chairman explain why they’ve been trying to take over Manawa in secret.
Stock Takes: Oliver Mander's new NZSA role
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Reserve Bank deputy governor says NZ rate hikes had intended effect
Deputy Governor says its plan has largely worked - with some surprises.
US short-term bond yields fall below longer-term
Financial Times: A shift in US bond yields has left many investors guessing.
How Metlifecare expanded in secret after $1.3b deal
The retirement village operator went private in a $1.3b deal in 2020.
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The third-largest retirement village operator has transformed in secret since it was bought by private equity in 2020. Will the better business find its way back the public market?