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NZ’s tallest new skyscraper: Plans notified for quarter-kilometre Auckland tower

Lower Hobson St flyover to be demolished: No access from Quay St to Hobson St any more.

Oji Fibre confirms 230 jobs at Kinleith Mill to go

Workers believes more jobs will be affected,

Opinion: What employment law reform could mean for NZ workers

A $180,000 income threshold will affect unjustified dismissal rights.

Behind the biggest private equity deals: AS Colour, Wet & Forget, Bayleys

Pioneer Ross George is an open book in this interview.

Markets with Madison: Inside private equity

Ross George started Direct Capital 30 years ago – it's since raised hundreds of millions of dollars to buy businesses such as AS Colour, Wet & Forget & Bayleys Real Estate.

Matthew Hooton: Labour eyes swift return to Government – but may need to woo NZ First

OPINION: Te Pāti Māori is perhaps the biggest threat to Labour’s chances.

Four months, still no buyers: PwC trying to sell Du Val properties

Bare land ready for unit development and a multi-level apartment block are still for sale.

Stock Takes: Will NZ corporate earnings offer green shoots for the economy?

The reporting season gets fully underway next week. Will there be green shoots?

Scams inspire Valentine’s Day stinky florist pop-up shop

The average romance scam victim is losing about $13,500, bank says.

ASB warns long-term mortgage rate cuts unlikely amid market shifts

Bank's economists expect slight easing in fixed rates up to one year.

Unsevered: Apple TV+ now available for Android devices

A giant leap For All Mankind.

Low-carb wars: How the big breweries are tapping into the diet market

New Zealand's biggest breweries are chasing the next big beer market: Low-carb.

NZ power prices set to stay elevated in 2025

Power companies keen to avoid another price spike.

US stocks mostly lower on ‘chunky’ inflation

US stocks mostly lower on inflation, euro gains on Ukraine peace hopes.

Class action targets ‘ineffective’ cold medicines

Law firm files action against Johnson & Johnson.

Retail spending off to slow start in 2025

Spending in the retail industries over January fell by 1.6%.

Canadian steel firms face turmoil after US ‘stab in the back’

'Like brothers to us', but after decades of trade that may be about to change.

US releasing Russian crypto kingpin who sent $140m in criminal profits to NZ

Part of exchange deal that saw Moscow free US teacher Marc Fogel.