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Mark Lister: NZ's economic recovery delayed, but not derailed

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Hands on with the latest AI tech.

Diana Clement: The tax and legal minefields to be aware of when retiring overseas

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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Pulling out of the Paris climate deal will only become more popular

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Both operations make hefty payments to their US parent company.

Qantas cyber attack: Chief executive punished with $278k pay cut

Chairman says consequences needed after millions of customer details were compromised.

Cryptocurrency scams: a guide

Rug pulls lure investors into bogus projects, causing massive losses.

Fletcher Building slashes maximum CEO pay

Total maximum remuneration is now $2m lower that $5.8m.

‘Treasures ends tomorrow. Or it’s on’: How a dispute over diapers erupted into ‘all out war’

The protagonists, the arguments, and a joke than cannot be repeated.

Boeing says it will hire replacements for striking US workers

Thousands of highly-skilled workers walked off the job.

Most-confiscated airport checked luggage items now going to charity

Tens of thousands of batteries deemed a fire risk would otherwise get dumped in landfill.

'A great ride': Rich-lister exits The Platform; Sean Plunket takes 100% ownership

Plunket expresses 'gratitude to the Wright family for what they have done for journalism'.

Stock Takes: UDC makes solid profit but credit losses climb

The company booked a credit impairment charge of $39.8m in the 15 months to March 31.