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Temu ex-workers suffer surveillance and financial ruin over non-competes

Financial Times: Low-level workers face high cost for leaving tech companies for rivals.

Multi-million dollar plans for four new Tāmaki Makaurau marae

What we know about the four projects so far.

Market close: Investor uncertainty creeps back in, a2 Milk’s golden run stalls

The NZX gave up some of the strong gains from last week amid concern over US inflation.

Trusts that earn less than $10,000 likely to be exempt from tax hike

The Government is welcoming the committee's proposal to avoid over-taxation of trusts.

Why Auckland-Brazil air links could be on the radar

Operating into South America has been tough in the past.

Sharesies just had a record day: The winners and losers

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Japan defies recession fears - and that could bode well for Kiwi tourism

A resurgent, more confident Japanese economy could boost Kiwi tourism.

$3m not yet due to Eke Panuku for ex-council HQ The CAB

Allan Young says he's very comfortable with the contractual obligations.

How Fonterra aims to milk Thai consumer market

A Philly cheesesteak roll in Bangkok among the dishes linked to Fonterra's ambitions.

Cocoa Wilds founder on his journey from corporate world to chocolatier

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.

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.

Avocado orchard joins flavours festival

The avocado capital of Katikati welcomes new orchard tourism business.

Beijing’s ‘broker butcher’ sparks state-driven stock rally

But foreign investors remain wary after a years-long fall in the Chinese market.

Watch: AI-generated cloud looms over Hollywood's Barbenheimer Oscars

OpenAI's text-to-video generator Sora has added tech-induced anxiety to the film business.

Kiwi pet fencing tech keeping wolves out of Europe backyards now on NZ shop shelves

The electric fence inventor is making its debut in the home consumer market.

Watercare ends contract with Waikato District Council

Watercare has operated the district water, wastewater and stormwater services since 2019.