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Mercury Capital to acquire strategic stake in Kiwi broker

Forsyth Barr, founded 90 years ago, is currently owned by over 300 staff members.

Singapore Airlines takes a hit from Air India's financial disaster

Singapore Airlines' strong demand was not enough to make up for Air India's poor result.

Ukrainian, Belarusian hackers ground 64 Aeroflot flights in cyber attack

The attack halted 64 flights and cancelled 14 more for Tuesday.

Buzzing in Ōmokoroa

Vague Hippo owner Haydee DeKlerk, 32, from Ōmokoroa, created a New Zealand-first frozen espresso pod company, after six years with the MSD.

Is another $10/kg season on the cards for NZ dairy farmers?

NZX futures pricing supports the case for a $10/kg milk price for farmers.

Organic honey - from bush to boutique in Coromandel

The Mackenzies won gold and silver at the Outstanding Food Producer Awards this year.

Ansett returns as AI-powered travel agency after 20-year hiatus

The new agency uses AI for personalised experiences and faster deals.

Agents sought to sell Smith & Caughey's Queen St HQ

Board member Peter Alexander said the intention was to sell but there was no hurry.

NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference

Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference

'Excessive': Govt to ban card payment surcharges

The change will benefit those who shop in-store, rather than online.

Multi-millionaire stops funding Sean Plunket's The Platform – but there's more to the story

'As a business, it's walking a very fine line,' majority owner Wayne Wright jnr says.

King Honey in receivership as Me Today fails to find buyer

BNZ have appointed PwC NZ's Richard Nacey and John Fisk as receivers.

Demolishing inside Smith & Caughey's

Demolition of walls and fittings inside the Auckland store. Video / Instagram / Ripout NZ

Air New Zealand international lounge at Auckland Airport to be overhauled

The airline will roll out a two-part lounge and nearly double its Auckland footprint.

Farmers' economic optimism at record high

'When New Zealand farmers are doing well, New Zealand is doing well.'

Auckland bagel manufacturer in liquidation as $84k owed to IRD

Liquidators say a number of parties have indicated interest in buying the business.