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Musk sues Apple, OpenAI claiming illegal AI partnership

Musk's companies seek billions in damages and a permanent injunction.

Q2 retail sales are up, does this mean the economy is moving in the right direction?

Business with 2degrees: Q2 retail sales, new port off the table and could surcharge ban hinder new BNZ app.

Major bank lowers fixed lending rates after OCR cut

Almost all fixed mortgage lending terms have been cut this morning, the bank says.

Govt warned Te Pūkenga de-merger would lead to more people on Jobseeker for longer

Advice suggested fewer people on a Jobseeker benefit would move into study.

Retirement at risk: The major savings gap emerging between self-employed and employees

'Today's inaction could become tomorrow's fiscal burden.'

Generate Wealth Weekly: The case for higher-risk funds in retirement

OPINION: Are Kiwis too cautious too soon with their investment plans?

Wealthy Auckland suburb getting new McDonald's with 24/7 drive-through

'We have identified a site for a freestanding restaurant.' - McDonald's Simon Kenny

'Game-changer': TVNZ to launch pay-TV with exclusive Football World Cup rights

State broadcaster will screen All Whites games free as it opens a new screen battleground.

Chorus returns to profit, sees stronger FY2026

UFB network operator updates on potential new projects, consults on $28/month plan.

Regenerative farming family’s paddock to plate butchery

The family farm uses regenerative agriculture and runs a micro-abattoir.

ComCom takes Westpac to task over loan and interest rate information breaches

Westpac says it self-reported the historical issue and has admitted breaches.

Reserve Bank doubles Auckland office space just as staff redundancies hit

The bank plans to cut 142 roles, including 35 currently vacant positions.

Lisa Oakley: The hidden behaviours that sabotage your workplace

Poor recognition systems lead to mediocrity and low morale.

Getting into your first home is tough, doing it again can be brutal

Think the stress stops once you’re on the ladder? Moving up it could prove you wrong.

Small Business: Real Fencing founder’s accidental journey to nationwide success

Ronnie Seiler talks to Tom Raynel about his nationwide construction business Real Fencing.

Why Transpower's rapid project increase is crucial for NZ's future

Transpower CEO James Kilty says project throughput increased 75% this year.