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Ansett returns as AI-powered travel agency after 20-year hiatus

The new agency uses AI for personalised experiences and faster deals.

Agents sought to sell Smith & Caughey's Queen St HQ

Board member Peter Alexander said the intention was to sell but there was no hurry.

Will market forces be enough to lower butter prices?

OPINION: Butter prices in New Zealand rose 46.5% in the year to June.

New $750m solar farm for Hawke's Bay: Why is the region turning to solar?

The solar farm will be visible to thousands of motorists on SH5 Napier-Taupō Rd.

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West Auckland game firm hits $105m revenue, leader quits

Hiring in Henderson. PLUS: Ninja Kiwi takes profit, revenue hits.

US tariff tussles stuff of nightmares for Bordeaux winemakers

Bordeaux's US market accounts for 20% of its total wine exports.

Revealed: Sky TV lodges this new name, logos after buying Three for $1 - and explains why

Despite a new trademark application, Sky TV says it has no plans to scrap the Three brand.

Farmers' economic optimism at record high

'When New Zealand farmers are doing well, New Zealand is doing well.'

Auckland bagel manufacturer in liquidation as $84k owed to IRD

Liquidators say a number of parties have indicated interest in buying the business.

NZ has hundreds of thousands of family trusts. Here's why most of them aren't needed

'The vast majority of family trusts in NZ hold just the family home – nothing else.'

Never mind the tariffs, NZ must prepare for the Chinese consumer rebound

The China Business Summit hosted leading experts on the Chinese economy.

'We are suffering': Solo mum used Afterpay for food since power bills chewed up benefit

More than 100,000 New Zealanders can’t keep warm in their homes over winter. We ask why.

Small Business Q&A: The Dunedin tech-startup taking on the world's sport data

Small Business reporter Tom Raynel talks with the founder and chief executive of Axon Perform Jon Foote about the business. Video / NZ Herald

Genesis says no deal, no Rankine unit

The energy sector is coming to a crucial decision point.

Power Games

Our electricity system is at a crossroads. Who will pay to keep the lights on, prices down and businesses running? Video / Alyse Wright, Michael Craig, Mark Mitchell