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Sky-high: Pay-TV firm confirms rugby rights, says it's on track despite 'challenged' economy

Sky TV shareholders are set to receive a 30c-per-share dividend this financial year.

Missing trucks, missing boss: Inside Maxconcrete’s $1m collapse

The director is proving hard to find after the driveway-concreting business went under.

Bitcoin slumps as leveraged traders face mounting losses

The October 10 liquidation erased US$19b in positions, shaking market confidence.

Jenée Tibshraeny: Asset recycling - a good call, but no cash cow

A closer look at what the Government actually owns.

Stock Takes: Could F&P Healthcare surprise with better than forecast result?

F&P Healthcare has forecast revenue of $1.075b and net profit of $200m for the half.

Matthew Hooton: Why Luxon may be the one minister in the wrong role

OPINION: Voters have lost confidence in National’s ability to handle almost anything.

National architecture awards out: 29 prizes, 11 categories

Twenty-nine awards in 11 categories were made at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre.

Market close: Nvidia earnings boost global markets as NZ sharemarket closes up

Nvidia’s record US$57b quarter lifted tech stocks and bolstered sentiment.

Inside Tahua’s costly bargain and how it’s rebuilding Torpedo7

The group owns Burger King, Hannahs, Torpedo7 and new retail brand The Outlet.

Goodman increases revenue, profit and shows plans for ex-Villa Maria estate

Portfolio of warehouse, logistics, industrial buildings was called strong and resilient.

My Food Bag revenue grows but profit slips to $2.9m

Active customer numbers lifted to 61,300, up from 60,100 last year.

Strong sales boost: A2 Milk upgrades 2026 outlook amid currency tailwind

Profit is forecast to rise slightly from last year's $209.9m result.

Fraser Whineray: Keep renewable electricity targets if you hate the planet and the poor

Opinion: Why chasing 100% renewable electricity makes little sense.

The levy the Government is holding off hiking ... until after the election

What Nicola Willis is doing to keep a lid on costs facing home owners – for now.

Economic recovery gathers pace, from the south up - economist

All regions of the South Island were growing faster than the national average.

Deborah Russell: Govt can’t claim climate commitment while cutting key policies

Critics say the Government’s new targets weaken the country’s climate stance.