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Branching out: Mighty Ape taps travel market

New vertical diversifies revenue as traditional business hits speed bumps.

Fran O’Sullivan: How do we get China in the door?

OPINION: Hurdles faced by Chinese firms and tourists are hampering bilateral relations.

Jon Toogood on making a living in the arts and learning to value yourself

Listen: Jon Toogood discusses his financial journey with Liam Dann.

Market close: A2 Milk trading halt brings late excitement as stocks end lower

A2 Milk went into a trading halt as it finalises a potential acquisition.

An acquisition for a2? Stock goes into trading halt

Trade in a2 Milk shares has gone on hold pending an announcement.

Should everyone earn their pay rise?

Financial Times: And why the Baumol effect is a useful rebuttal.

Mark Zuckerberg offers ‘glimpse of the future’ with live-translation smart glasses

Meta’s Orion glasses will display holograms, include a chatbot voiced by Dame Judi Dench.

Intueri Education Group and shareholders settle class action

The case was brought after the NZX-listed company collapsed.

'Gut-wrenching, heartbreaking': 600 Timaru workers face losing their jobs

Alliance Group plans to shut its South Canterbury freezing works by the end of this year.

Anxious wait for meatworkers ahead of surprise meeting

Hundreds of Canterbury meatworkers anxiously waiting to find out if their jobs are safe.

Markets with Madison: Fonterra’s future

Fonterra is paying its second-largest dividend in its history. How the dairy co-operative's finances and future have changed. Video / Editing | Corey Fleming

‘We’ve been on a journey’: How Fonterra’s finances have changed

And its future may too.

The Warehouse CEO on where it went wrong and plans to turn business around

John Journee doesn't have plans to grow its grocery offering.

Opinion: Wellington government job cuts have compounded the hurt across the community

OPINION: Businesses are scaling back and dipping into their reserves.

Editorial: New Auckland Airport mall causes more irritation for customers

OPINION: Bad blood between the airport and airlines was already flowing.

Putting fuel on BNPL? Financial advisers warn of debt spiral

Financial advisers warn of risks as NZ's biggest fuel retailer offers delayed payment.

Stock Takes: How the NZ sharemarket swallowed $3.35 billion in capital raising

And the rise in foreign investors.

Matthew Hooton: Money doesn’t buy happiness but debt buys misery

OPINION: Treasury is sounding the debt alarm - again. Will politicians listen?