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Musk demands bigger stake in Tesla as price for AI work
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Politics and inflation worries take shine off improved business confidence results
Businesses owners tend to feel more positive under National-led governments.
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The New Zealand sharemarket staged a late recovery to finish flat.
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IKEA construction underway
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Businesses are now more worried about securing sales than finding the right staff.
Auckland suburbs' state house development will take 100 years at current rate
In 2014, 10,500 new homes were planned.
Flight bookings take off as Kiwis try to beat post-holiday blues
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Jarden Wealth Weekly: Is Goldilocks here yet?
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Property Insider: $33m Auckland block bought pre-election for scrapped light rail
'Irresponsible' said Simeon Brown of the rail business buying so close to the election.
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Market close: NZX continues to drift lower
The New Zealand sharemarket remains in holiday mode.
Opinion: The migrant exploitation visa is not fit for purpose
The collapse of ECE has tarnished our international reputation.
Kiwi cosmetics manufacturers leading industry growth
New research shows Kiwi cosmetics manufacturers are defying an industry downturn.
Nike races to keep from losing ground to more nimble rivals
Financial Times: CEO John Donahoe tasked with trying to reposition sportswear giant.
Opinion: Competent jerks have a shelf life in the office
Financial Times: Performance alone will only get you so far, writes Anjli Raval.
Govt-owned Genesis, Saudis and Canadians build $104m solar farm
Canterbury is first, Northland is likely to be next.
Estate settlement for Ponzi East Wind fails to satisfy creditors
Liquidators untangling massive Ponzi settle with estate of late mastermind.
Genesis starts building $104m solar farm
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Lisa King on expanding AF to the US market
AF and Eat My Lunch founder Lisa King says her biggest success is leaving corporate.
Shopping warranty service Boxer goes bust owing $36m
Kiwi e-commerce business Boxer owes $36m after going into liquidation.
US drawn further into Middle East conflict with Houthi strikes
Financial Times: US struggles to balance deterrence and diplomacy amid war shockwaves.
Manawa Udy on sustaining Māori business through political noise
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Bitcoin’s Wall Street takeover frustrates crypto’s true believers
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