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Keeping cash alive: Meet the man on a mission to keep paper money circulating
RBNZ director of cash and money Ian Woolford says Kiwis still want coins and notes.
Matthew Hooton: Labour needs a bolder leader than Hipkins
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Editorial: NZ needs a sensible approach to ensure continuous power supply
OPINION: Hydro and wind power are all good until it doesn't rain or blow a gale.
Market close: NZ sharemarket falls to nine-week low
The S&P/NZX 50 Index had its fifth fall in seven trading days.
Too scared to quit? An agency will do that for you
Financial Times: A simple-sounding but lucrative business model.
Concrete stats show hard times for construction sector
Tight public sector spending cited as new data sheds light on building activity.
Mainzeal’s Richard Yan bankrupt
The former Mainzeal boss had been found liable for the company trading while insolvent.
Kate MacNamara: Tony Blakely’s Covid advice and what it means for the inquiry he chairs
The chair of the Covid-19 inquiry advised government officials during the pandemic.
iPhone payment options: Judge grills Apple exec
Court hears if Apple has set up a gauntlet of exasperating hurdles in apps.
From caskets to campers - TrailLite’s next move after turning 70
NZ manufacturer beat the odds to thrive with sales of $57m a year.
Rabobank warns global dairy price recovery slower than expected
Rabobank said demand remained down, however, milk production was also down.
Bill Gates to sell $1.2 billion green megayacht – before it’s been delivered
Hydrogen-powered cruiser features 12 staterooms, two hot tubs and a submerged lounge.
Meridian's Hawke's Bay wind farm to open in July
Harapaki wind farm will ramp up production in time for the second half of winter.
Pandemic-era winners suffer $2.5 trillion fall in market value
Financial Times: Top 50 biggest stock gainers hit by painful decrease after lockdowns.
Biden lauds new Microsoft centre on site where Trump’s Foxconn project failed
'You kidding me?' Biden told the crowd of about 300, who clapped and cheered loudly.
Fonterra appoints Andrew Murray as CFO
US food and beverage company veteran was commercial director.
FTX will return money to most customers after catastrophic crypto collapse
FTX says nearly all of customers will receive money owed.
‘Hallucination detection’: AI adopters pull ahead but many company bosses in a funk
A 'tipping point' as more professionals upskill and leaders wonder how to embrace AI.
Venture capital funding drops for Kiwi startups
Global competition, high inflation and skills shortages cited as challenges by report.
Opinion: New Zealand should be wary of China's Belt and Road Initiative
OPINION: Tempting as it may be, the long-term implications must be carefully considered.
Govt fails to calm carbon market jitters, flagging forestry review
It is unsure of the impact land use rule changes will have on how many trees are planted.
Heatley takes a stake in Blue Star during soft quarter for mergers and acquisitions
Kiwi multimillionaire Craig Heatley has taken a stake in Blue Star.
Market close: Ryman Healthcare and Comvita slide to decade-plus lows
The New Zealand sharemarket drifted lower on a quiet day.
Kiwi start-up raises $1.7b
Kiwi Alex Kendall’s automated driving start-up Wayve raises $1.7b as Microsoft, Nvidia back his vision. Video / Bill Gates
Flight Centre survey finds what business travellers want
Data provides insights for providers of services for travellers.
Tax evader mum's reparation will take 161 years to pay off
It'll take a while for cafe mum's reparation order to make up for payroll, GST scam.
AI: Kiwi’s automated driving start-up raises $1.7 billion
Firm goes beyond generative AI to tech that can make its own decisions.
Liam Dann's Inside Economics: Does high immigration make unemployment worse?
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New Suzuki NZ boss confident about Whanganui-based business
'There is a bit of uncertainty.'