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Opinion: What Te Pūkenga’s four CEOs were paid to offer (and stop offering) their services

OPINION: The payments to send off Te Pukenga's leaders and the efforts to conceal them.

Southern Cross insurance arms issued warning after overcharging premiums

The failure to properly apply discounts took place over a prolonged period.

Marlborough drought a boon for salt works

"When the pastoral farmers are doing it tough, the salt works normally does very well."

'Seriously disruptive to the banks': Sam Stubbs' Simplicity takes 19% stake in Taxi

The start-up lets small businesses borrow against their provisional tax.

Boeing CEO to exit issue-plagued airliner

Boeing CEO David Calhoun will step down from the embattled plane-maker at the end of 2024.

Lawyer son allegedly took $190k from mum's estate after she died

The lawyer also allegedly used $200k from a family trust to help his struggling business.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: Why everyone wants a piece of Taylor Swift

OPINION: What is the 'concert economics' phenomenon?

Market close: NZ stocks charge ahead as some investors go bottom fishing

The NZ sharemarket reached one of its highest closes in 13 months.

Nearing completion: Hobsonville Point's $120m Catalina Bay Apartments

Presales have been made on 64 of the 82 new waterfront apartments, the developer said.

Retail royalty: Rod Duke reveals secrets to Briscoe success

'To make a living in this country you really have to be number one.'

China blocks use of Intel and AMD chips in Government computers

Financial Times: US firms sidelined in Beijing bid to boost local capability.

Markets with Madison: Briscoes secrets

Briscoe Group made an $84m profit while The Warehouse and Kathmandu are in decline. Its owner, Rod Duke, reveals his secret formula for managing stock and avoiding debt. Video / Carson Bluck

Scott's John Kippenberger on company strategy

The departing CEO believes in getting company strategy right.

Centuria: Lower threshold, new direction into storage, residential

New directions, new ways of looking at property: How Centuria NZ is handling the downturn.

Cooking the Books: How to talk to your kids about investing

It's often on parents to help their kids sink or swim in the money world.

Who is behind the up to $1 billion in claims against Norske Skog's Tasman mill?

The now-shuttered mill had faced environmental complaints going back decades.

Can a new model for Public Private Partnerships get Kiwis on their bikes?

Using a PPP (public private partnership) model is removing barriers to e-biking.

Multi-billion dollar fund manager Centuria takes new direction into storage properties, residential

Mark Francis of Centuria NZ talks about new asset classes the funds management business is investing in. Video / Jason Oxenham