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Career shift: Venture capitalist to cop

New hire sees potential for the use of generative AI in policing.

Opinion: When will we leave the funk behind?

OPINION: Parnell businesses are feeling frustrated.

House sales, listings up, but should you sell now or wait?

Be cool-headed, economist advises sellers as more homes go on the market.

6pm TV3 news saved - Stuff to provide hour-long weekday bulletin, 30-min weekend shows

Stuff will provide an hour-long bulletin on weekdays and a 30-minute bulletin at weekends.

‘Blowout’ US retail sales shake bond and currency markets

Financial Times: Dollar gains, and latest sign of hot economy cools hopes of rate cuts.

Watchdog takes One NZ to court, alleging 111 breaches

The telco says it's surprised by the action over 'technical breaches'.

Tesla plans to lay off 10pc of workforce after dismal quarterly sales

Around 14,000 workers will be cut, according to reports.

Marketing awards storm: TVNZ dropped as main sponsor; Ex-CEO sells MediaWorks shares

Ad industry leader on sponsorship move: 'It’s certainly not how I’ve conducted business.'

Teething trouble at Auckland Airport's $300m transport hub leads to tweaks

There have been complaints about facilities for disabled travellers.

'Unprecedented' - Ikea reveals huge $407m spend in New Zealand

The investment is 'significant and indicates the long-term commitment to New Zealand'.

Kiwis departing in record numbers but net migration gain remains high

New data shows movement both in and out of the country is running hot.

Big jump in late-summer visitors to NZ from a year ago

Overseas visitor numbers up, but still not at pre-pandemic levels.

Are EVs still cheaper to run than petrol cars?

Are EV cars really better value for money? Studies say yes, despite price hike.

Pressure mounts on US lawmakers to approve new aid for Israel

Financial Times: Call for vote on stalled funding package as Iran’s attack adds urgency.

Nearly done: Goodman's new $250m Roma Rd warehouse estate

From 'mad’ to nearly fully clad, a huge development makes progress.

German companies’ dependence on China will last decades, warns Siemens

Financial Times: Firms made little progress in “de-risking” their China exposure - report.