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Kiwifruit infrastructure sector needs market signals to invest more: Seeka boss

A million-tray cool store can cost around $25m so market guidance is vital.

Tetris man Henk Rogers is solving a new puzzle: Renewable energy

Geothermal vs nukes.

Four government departments spend more on consultants in a financial year after order to cut back

The Government has directed agencies to reduce reliance on contractors and consultants.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: Is house price inflation a distant memory?

OPINION: For many years it has been hard to go past housing as an investment in NZ.

Theo Spierings, former Fonterra CEO, dies after a brief illness

A statement confirmed his death in the Netherlands.

Market close: NZ sharemarket rises

The S&P/NZX 50 Index is headed for the 13,000 points mark.

Five tips to protect your business and staff from AI deepfake scams

OPINION: New Zealand workers are at risk of deepfake scams as AI technology evolves.

Why Grant Watson is leaving Synlait

Grant Watson explains why he is leaving a newly recapitalised Synlait Milk.

Childcare charity Best Start payments to rich-list founders rocket to $37m

Rich-lister family says doubled repayment levels "unlikely to be repeated".

Nuclear energy stocks hit record highs on surging demand from AI

Financial Times: Amazon and Google deals to deploy reactors in sector’s revitalisation.

Job ads, applications both drop: 'It's still a pretty subdued market'

Applications have dropped for the first time in a year.

Why US entrepreneur Michael Saylor believes in Bitcoin

The self-described Bitcoin maximalist explains the currency's characteristics.

Ministry for Regulation among public service's highest earners as sector pay jumps

The average manager's salary in the public sector sits at $163,800.

Mighty Ape cofounder turns Book Hero

Dylan Bland is launching an online bookstore based out of a Hobsonville warehouse.

NZ ranks last for infrastructure delivery in global survey

New Zealand has fallen behind its peers globally when it comes to infrastructure.

Mark Lister: Analysts predict brighter future for shares amid easing rates

OPINION: For these past four years New Zealand has been an underperformer.

Want to quit work an hour earlier? Deploy a robot or artificial intelligence

Workers predicted AI could save them 61 minutes a day.

Striking Boeing machinists consider deal that includes 35% pay hike

Hundreds of striking workers have forced the company back to negotiations.