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Treasury boss Caralee McLiesh won’t seek reappointment

The Finance Minister values her 'positive working relationship' with the Treasury boss.

Ford sales growth slows as cyberattack rattles US car industry

Series of problems dashing hopes of a post-pandemic boom.

More hope for early rate cut as ASB economists change forecast

Gloomy economy has lifted expectations for November rate cut.

Christchurch Rich List family firm buys US honey business

Christchurch-based healthy products business is run by ex-Air NZ marketing boss Mike Tod.

Ikea's owner buying up New Zealand forests

The Overseas Investment Office will allow Ingka Investments to buy 23,495 hectares.

Revealed: A sneak peek of the new-look 6pm TV news - and a warning

Bosses of Stuff and Warner Bros Discovery have spoken of tensions - and excitement.

Port of Tauranga's FY24 net profit to be impacted by tax law changes

Tax changes have implications for commercial building depreciation.

Crypto crackdown: Pay up or face consequences, IRD says

Inland Revenue is targeting customers who are actively dealing in cryptoassets.

Homes from $49,500: House Me lowers prices of transportable residences

Bryce Glover of House Me explains what you get for your money and who is buying. Video / Michael Craig

'Big plans': Rod Duke on why Briscoes is thriving while other retailers struggle

Briscoes owner tells Liam Dann what drives him to succeed... and how he spends his money.

Bay of Plenty council could gain investment war chest of $650m from share sale

Bay of Plenty Regional Council's sell-down could equate to more than $850m of stock.

Market close: Port of Tauranga shares surge, Synlait Milk rallies

It was a flat day on the New Zealand sharemarket today.

Wellington waterfront restaurant v $659m landlord: who won?

Director Mario Dimitrijoski travelled to Auckland in 2020 to meet Stride, discuss lease.

Beer giant makes $46m loss in NZ

Lion confident it's taking the hits now to prepare for success.

MBIE tips 81% rise in power demand by 2050

By 2035, it is expected 92.1% of NZ's electricity will be from renewable sources.

Dairy prices suffer big fall at auction, demand from China still subdued

Prices for nearly all the main products declined at the latest GDT auction.