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Price poke: Small retailer's cheeky billboard dig at top chains - using their logos

Marketing expert welcomes rare head-to-head, David v Goliath advertising battle.

Market close: NZ sharemarket dips ahead of Mainfreight and Infratil results

The NZ sharemarket closed marginally down on Tuesday as Mainfreight readies to report.

Rocket Lab delays Neutron but shares jump as it beats earnings estimates - and Beck talks up a constellation that could compete with Starlink

The Kiwi-American firm was questioned about the impact of the US Government shutdown.

Inside the Kiwi Gen Z job crunch: ‘I was applying to at least 10 jobs a day’

An employment expert says attitude is not the problem among younger workers.

Reserve Bank's Auckland office lease cost quadruples to $56m

Finance Minister Nicola Willis wants the bank to sublease the space.

Thousands of US flights cancelled as Trump threatens air traffic controllers

More than 7,000 flights were delayed as controllers worked without pay.

'Global milk faucets are flowing': Analysts warn of price pressure ahead

Futures point to a $9.77/kg payout, below Fonterra's $10 midpoint forecast.

IRD pursues 44 sushi companies run by Auckland businessman

Companies provide sushi for 51 New World and Pak’nSave stores.

Charlotte and Kenyon Clarke claim a right to silence

Du Val founders appeal a court order that they front up to the receivers for an interview.

Mortgagee sales jump: One agent has listed 37 distressed properties

New Zealand’s distressed sale listings have nearly tripled in recent months.

Kiwi Property strikes $90m Sylvia Park Lifestyle deal with Mackersy fund

The agreement covers Sylvia Park Lifestyle’s 16,500sqm retail complex.

Country’s biggest property investor group evicted from Facebook

The 73,000-member group vanished from Facebook without any warning.

‘Hot, hot, hot mess’: Wellington ad agency loses six key staff, wins $15.5m election contract

Electoral Commission 'confident' in its plans and was made aware of loss of agency staff.

Cornerstone shareholder says rival bid could damage Comvita

Comvita's cornerstone shareholder, Li Wang, says she supports the bid.

Jeff Sommer: The astonishing bull market will end one day. Are you ready?

NYT: Big gains have always been followed by big losses. Here are tips on how to prepare.

ANZ's profit up 21% to record $2.5 billion

The bank puts the jump down to its risk management, rather than it growing its lending.