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BusinessNZ appoints Katherine Rich as CEO

Rich takes over from Kirk Hope.

US start-up failures up by 60% as founders face hangover from boom years

Financial Times: Millions of jobs at VC-backed firms under threat.

A2 Milk disappoints, despite 7.7% lift in profit

A2 Milk's share price just got slammed, despite reporting a strong annual result.

OCR coming down, how far will home loan rates fall?

Banks have already cut some rates.

Asia shares, gold underpinned by US rate cut hopes

Asian stocks were taking a breather on Monday as gold hit a new milestone.

Unemployment rate may already be 4.8%, AUT says

Data lags mean we're not getting a timely official idea about economy, AUT professor says.

Major bank slashes short-term home loan rates amid 'competitive environment'

Homeowners are the big winners as banks scramble to offer competitive rates.

A2 Milk profit up by 7.7%, share price drops sharply

The infant formula company has lifted its annual net profit.

The creative movement providing a space for Kiwi artists to publish their work

First-generation immigrants throw themselves into business world to help others.

Company reporting: Investors should brace themselves - Mark Lister

OPINION: Many results likely to make for sombre reading.

Fortune 500 companies warn of growing AI risk

Financial Times: Leap in number of large companies citing new tech as potential hazard.

Some Australian wine varieties threatened by changing climate

Producers under pressure to mitigate impact on climate.

Why A2 Milk's profit is set to defy sluggish Chinese economy

A2 Milk expected to report a healthy gain in its annual net profit on Monday.

New bill promises risk-free exits for employers – Julia Shallcrass

OPINION: Negotiating settlement agreements with employees can be fraught with uncertainty.

The Ex-Files: Can I get the ring back if I break up with my fiancé?

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Liam Dann: As the curtain falls on Covid economics ... a new dawn for Luxon and Willis?

A rare window of normal economic service looms, we need to embrace that while it lasts.