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Watson and Hotchin go after $7m
Watson and Hotchin go after $7m

Eric Watson and Mark Hotchin are seeking $7 million plus costs from a man who criticised them after the collapse of Hanover…

SkyCity bets on Queenstown

While SkyCity this month got the nod for its controversial $402 million Auckland convention centre, a Queenstown expansion…

Protestors march against Monsanto

Marches and rallies against seed giant Monsanto were held across the US and in dozens of other countries over concerns about…

ANZ chief just getting started

David Hisco is not one for talking much about himself. Scan the internet and you will find scant personal details about…

Mary Holm: Borrowing can be good - or horrid
Mary Holm: Borrowing can be good - or horrid

Heavily geared property investments can return more than shares, but they can also go badly wrong

IRD refuses GST refunds for leaky buildings
IRD refuses GST refunds for leaky buildings

The Inland Revenue is withholding GST refunds from body corporates with leaky buildings, even though it is pretty sure they…

Dressing for US success
Dressing for US success

The founders of Stolen Girlfriends Club say a supply agreement the local fashion label has secured in the United States…

Drought takes toll on trade balance
Drought takes toll on trade balance

Drought took its toll on the trade balance last month. Exports exceeded imports by $157 million, equivalent to 4 per cent…

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Diana Clement: Plastic surgery: clever ways to use a card
Diana Clement: Plastic surgery: clever ways to use a card

Credit cards are designed to part us with our money. Canny customers, however, can sometimes use these…

P&G brings back former CEO in hunt for growth

Procter & Gamble is bringing back its former chief executive, as the world's largest consumer products maker tries to spur…

Brian Gaynor: Investors need to keep close eye on inflation

Why are sharemarkets performing so strongly and will the upward momentum continue? This is the major dilemma facing most…

Business goes social to get employees sharing, innovating

Forbes Magazine predicts that 2013 will be the year for social business, with organisations integrating social technologies…

Oil under pressure from China data
Oil under pressure from China data

Global oil prices have closed little changed, recovering from sharper early losses after weak Chinese…

Turnaround plan boosts net income at retail firm Gap

The company, which owns the Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic clothing chains, reported yesterday a 43 per cent increase…

No inquiry into Solid Energy collapse

Auditor General Lyn Provost says she will not carry out an inquiry into what led Solid Energy to the brink of collapse this…

ANZ cuts one-year fixed mortgage rate

ANZ Bank has today dropped in its one-year fixed mortgage rate by 24 basis points for borrowers with a minimum of 20 per…

Ecoya ekes out small annual profit

Ecoya, which is changing its name to Trilogy International, eked out a small profit as underlying earnings climbed 26 per…

Software firm latest to signal NZX float
Software firm latest to signal NZX float

Optimizer HQ is the latest New Zealand technology company to signal its intention to list on the NZX…

New Zealand Herald readership rises

Readership of the Herald has increased again, with a total of 846,000 people a day using Herald content in print or online. That…

$9m fraud: Seven charged

Two women and five men have been charged this morning over an alleged mortgage fraud scheme involving over $9 million.

Greens to bid for oil and gas exploration

The Green Party will bid in a tender for oil and gas exploration to try to protect New Zealand waters from a Gulf of Mexico-like…

MRP shares went to just a few - Greens

The Green Party says that shares sold in the recent float of Mighty River Power went to only a small group of investors…

Punakaiki Fund mulls $50m IPO
Punakaiki Fund mulls $50m IPO

Lance Wiggs' Punakaiki Fund plans to seek as much as $50 million in an initial public offering to invest…

John Drinnan: Maori TV payout and the year of the paywall

Maori Television will be paying its chief executive Jim Mather for a two month sabbatical that ends shortly before he takes…

Nissan recalls 800,000 cars

Japanese automaker Nissan has announced it is recalling more than 800,000 vehicles worldwide as a result of a steering wheel…

Stock takes: Ryman hitting bubble territory?

Ryman Healthcare's share price is making some in the market feel nervous that it is hitting bubble territory.

Dita De Boni: Faithful falling out of love

Abercrombie & Fitch's over-the-top branding is being shunned by the cool kids it creates clothing for/

Small Business: Shannon Auton - OOB Organic
Small Business: Shannon Auton - OOB Organic

Shannon and Rob Auton, founders of OOB Organic icecream on their small Matakana-based organic ice cream…

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