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Meridian ups profit and dividend

The power generator and retailer has raised its first half profit and dividend.

Spark’s first-half profit dips, but reaffirms full-year guidance

Telco reports its half-year numbers.

$100m Radisson Red hotel planned for Auckland's Queen St

Second ex-bank HQ offices to be converted into a hotel, after InterContinenal Auckland.

Sony to cut about 900 jobs in its PlayStation unit as layoffs in technology, gaming sector continue

Cuts cone after Microsoft said it would cut nearly 2000 workers in games.

Nearly half of Kiwis worry about money, young feel 'overwhelmed'

New report reveals Kiwis' emotions relating to their financial situation.

Richard Prebble: The shocking statistics confronting the new Government

Is the best way to get people out of poverty redistributing wealth or a strong economy?

Juha Saarinen: Can police put a dent in cybercrime ransom figures?

OPINION: Ransomware payments shot up to a record US$1.1 billion last year.

Watch: Fair dinkum! Kiwis stunned after video reveals whopping Aussie tradies' salaries

“Deep regret going to Uni, studying an undergraduate and a masters to be on $70k."

Market close: NZ stocks ease while speculation swirls around Fletcher

Fletcher Building's shares rallied in a soft market.

Chorus chief executive to depart, new CEO named

JB Rousselot to step down in April.

Company results: Vector and Heartland report

Extreme weather increased Vector's expenditure.

DCANZ calls for capping of agricultural subsidies

'Agricultural subsidies need to be a central focus of Ministerial Conference discussions.'

Sir John Key to step down as ANZ NZ chair, leave ANZ Group board

Key became chair of ANZ NZ in 2018 after joining the board a year earlier.

ASB takes a punt on some home loan rates ahead of cash rate decision

A 'volatile' global environment was a factor in the home loan rates decision.

Home grown: Couple launch jersey business with their own sheep's wool

You don’t get any more home grown than Tim and Esta Naylor’s range of jerseys.

China’s plan to reshape world trade on its own terms

Financial Times: Friction with the West has prompted Beijing to build its own alternative.

Earnings preview: Where Spark could surprise

What analysts will be watching when the telco reports this week.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: How to turn gloom into boom

OPINION: Four principles can help you make sense of messy times on markets.