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Tīrau Starbucks, Burger King proposal gains nationwide attention

Even South Island residents made submissions on the proposal.

Basis, the most successful Kiwi start-up you’ve never heard of, raises $38m

An Auckland and Christchurch start-up has scored $38m.

Mary Holm: How rental property would work with a capital gains tax

OPINION: Holm also tackles student loan controversy, staff shares and big dividends.

Fashion icon's daughter to carry on family business

Paula Ryan plans to retire but her brand will live on. Video / Sylvie Whinray

Steven Joyce: Why New Zealand struggles with infrastructure compared to Australia

Bipartisanship is rising, but political swings hinder infrastructure reform.

Market close: NZ stocks rise and another capital raise launched

The index finished a solid week’s work up 1.3%.

Patrick Phelps: A Green Party politician and a mining industry stooge walk out of a bar

OPINION: Those picking Remuera over Reefton, Wadestown over Westport shouldn't lecture.

Mood of the Boardroom: Is Barbara Edmonds a credible future Finance Minister?

Many business leaders rate the Opposition Finance Spokesperson highly.

EU's deforestation delay good news for NZ meat sector

Red meat sector welcomes news EU is delaying its deforestation regulation by 12 months.

Six-year wait for port extension costs NZ exporters, importers dearly

Tauranga CEO bemoans the constant battle against red tape

Oil surges after Joe Biden’s comments on Israeli retaliation

Financial Times: US officials expect a response measured enough to avoid escalation.

Tatua to the fore again in FY24 dairy payout

Bulk products revenue down but specialised divisions post highest result yet.

Markets with Madison: The Warehouse

The chairwoman of The Warehouse Group details her plan to save the woeful retailer. Video | Corey Fleming

Why The Warehouse chairwoman Dame Joan Withers hasn’t bailed - yet

'I don’t think now is the time for me to go.'

Transpower sees power constraints in 2025

Transpower says NZ's challenged electricity system is not out of the woods yet.

Matthew Hooton: The women who should be leading National and Labour

OPINION: Willis and Edmonds both show the substance today’s multiple crises demand,