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Biggest US public pension plan hires former NZ Super Fund executive as boss

Financial Times: Stephen Gilmore’s appointment to $827b fund ends seven-month vacancy.

Zuru’s pre-school push: Meet Eggy Wawa

Zuru Studios' 120-strong team is working on its first animation, with toys to come.

Opinion: What if the EV slowdown is not a blip?

Financial Times: Expansion of electric vehicle production far outstrips demand.

Prices bounce back in latest GDT

The latest GDT result is the first increase in the last three events.

Why Tesla’s electric car bubble is threatening to burst

‘Nightmare’ quarter for Elon Musk’s company as sales fall for first time in four years.

Court bars City Rail Link from closing street outside Barclay Suites

A court says pedestrian and vehicle access near the CRL site must be upheld.

NZ’s highest-paid CEOs revealed, new record of $8.42m set for largest pay packet

Twenty-five chief executives received at least $2m in remuneration in 2023.

New agriculture minister to review dairy laws on Fonterra

Fonterra has been the dominant player in the market since its formation.

One NZ, one year on - and what’s next, from Starlink to AI

PLUS: A marketing expert's verdict on the rebrand.

Synlait deeply in the red, wins reprieve from bankers

Five key elements are outlined for Synlait to have a clear plan to slash debt.

Trump’s $10b media group reports less than $1m in quarterly revenue

Financial Times: Shares fall as auditor says losses raise ‘substantial doubt’.

Property Insider: NZ's tallest tower developer heads for Queenstown, SkyCity boss farewelled

'We're out of it day-to-day' - Damien Taylor steps back from successful hotel developer.

Opinion: How can you buy offshore while dodging geopolitical risks?

‘Home country bias’ is real - but how does it affect your investments?

Why Qantas is flexing its muscles on the Tasman

The Australian carrier is focused on its long-haul network with connecting flights.

Business confidence among SMEs on the rise, slowly

Green shoots evident but some tough times still ahead, especially in construction.

'The land of cute': Cabin crew help drive tourist numbers at alpaca business

The herd of 170 of the gentle animals in Akaroa is a magnet for tourists.

Katie Beith: Greenwashing risks and how ESG can be a science, not an art

OPINION: When you start to look into the detail, ESG becomes complex.

Moves to ban lab-grown meat intensify in some US states

Financial Times: One lawmaker vows not to ‘eat bugs with Bill Gates’.