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The Government is welcoming the committee's proposal to avoid over-taxation of trusts.
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Freedom Furniture loses $9m, taps parent's support to pay debts
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Elon Musk's giant charity keeps the money close to home
New York Times: The owner of Tesla and SpaceX gave far less than required in some years.
Europe faces ‘competitiveness crisis’ as US widens productivity gap
Financial Times: Washington reaps benefits from green fiscal stimulus, rehiring.
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Transpower has raised the possibility of laying a fourth Cook Strait.
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Boutique, handcrafted chocolate business bringing European quality to NZ's shores.
Government exploring ‘corporate welfare’ for oil and gas
National and Act supportive of giving oil and gas companies certainty in their future.
More middle-income Kiwis seeking financial help as price rises bite
Financial mentors and budgeting services are reporting an increase in clients.
Cooking the Books podcast: Why the RBNZ thinks your money life is about to get better
Hope is on the horizon for interest rates.
Avocado orchard joins flavours festival
The avocado capital of Katikati welcomes new orchard tourism business.
Mark Lister: Companies still doing it tough - will lacklustre earnings give way for optimism?
OPINON: Many of our listed companies are still doing it tough.
Beijing’s ‘broker butcher’ sparks state-driven stock rally
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Kiwi pet fencing tech keeping wolves out of Europe backyards now on NZ shop shelves
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Watercare ends contract with Waikato District Council
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