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Startup raised more than $225m. KPMG looks for buyer.

Beware AI bubble if productivity boom fails to deliver, warns Bailey

Telegraph: BoE Governor says AI gains may not justify trillions invested in tech stocks.

The Warehouse to hit pause on external ads as new marketing boss plans reset

Frankie Coulter plans to shift more money into in-store experiences.

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Can these Super Bowl ads make Americans love something they don’t like?

US companies spent more than $1.7b last year trying to fix AI's image problem.

Angel investors spread bets wider as deal activity jumps 33% in 2025

Investors put just under $14m into 82 young businesses across the country.

Half of Govt’s $433m regional loan book now flagged as at risk of default

Loan impairment provisions jumped from $19m to $28m in the year to June 2025.

Opinion: Early 2026 gains hint at solid year ahead for share investors

Smaller companies and sectors like energy and materials led January’s gains.

Fran O'Sullivan: Inside the women-led push to unlock a $126b Māori economy

OPINION: Women leaders used the Waitangi dinner to push a new Māori investment agenda.

From Twickenham flashpoint to 'hit job' claims: The untold story and new details of Scott Robertson's All Blacks exit

'F*** it': Coaching box and comms, politics and players – why Razor's dream fell apart.

From Mainland to milk powder: Inside Fonterra's high-protein push

Fonterra plans to match its 2025 earnings by 2028 without its consumer brands.

The upscale LA life of fraud-accused NZ TV producer - a new relationship, high-end cars and mystery new shows

Alex Breingan living in upmarket suburb with woman who has filed for voluntary bankruptcy.

'Washed out and dull': Why Sky’s 4K sport is falling short

Sky TV says HDR would have added technical complexity – but could still be on the way.

The quiet revolution coming to your child’s school report card

OPINION: Parents will see five clear descriptors showing progress in core subjects.

Stock Takes: Investors brace for pivotal earnings season to show if recovery is real

Skellerup kicks off a packed February earnings calendar across key sectors.

Matthew Hooton: Forget Paris targets, NZ’s climate focus has to be survival and retreat

OPINION: No NZ government will pay $3b to other governments for foreign climate projects.