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Butlers Chocolate Cafe closes: What went wrong, who’s owed money?
Butlers Chocolate Cafe closed its New Zealand stores after 18 years.
American allies want to redraw the world’s trade map, minus the US
New York Times analysis: Many US trading partners feel that they have to diversify.
Opinion: Why Mary Meeker's latest AI insights can't be ignored
Influential trends report by 'Queen of the Internet' returns after six-year hiatus.
Opinion: How NZ can rebuild vocational education with industry support
The EMA says the current system doesn't meet employers' needs.
Company that lends flexible line of credit for divorce proceedings launches in NZ
Aussie lender JustFund aims to bring over 100 Kiwi law firms on board by the end of 2025.
Insulation rule changes could cut $15k from new build costs
Northland builders welcome changes to insulation rules, easing building costs.
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Liam Dann: After Orr – is it time for a Reserve Bank reset?
OPINION: The challenges facing the Reserve Bank.
Beyond the Budget: Brutal truths
OPINION: Treasury forecasts permanent Budget deficits, starting in 2030.
The hunt for equity: Kiwi expats wanted
Christopher Luxon met key investment fund leaders in London recently.
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'Look mom, I made it to Times Square!': How Kiwi brand-tracking company celebrated a major milestone
The co-founders reveal the software start-up's global growth figures.
'Like a nuclear explosion': Investor on AI's greatest threat
Khosla Ventures invested US$50m in OpenAI for a 5% stake in 2019.
Halter CEO's inside secrets to raising capital
Fresh off raising $165 million, Craig Piggott explains his strategy.
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Du Val downfall: From champagne, private jets to receivership and $250m debt
Now Du Val investors and creditors want their money.
The Lion roars: How a cluster of breweries came to be owned by a Japanese conglomerate
Doug Myers was instrumental in transforming Lion Breweries into an international company.
Tall Timber: NZ’s biggest 20 forestry companies
Who are the companies behind New Zealand's third biggest export trade?
Business Opinion
Opinion: How NZ can rebuild vocational education with industry support
The EMA says the current system doesn't meet employers' needs.
Phil O'Reilly: NZ business must rethink how it sees Europe
OPINION: The new Europe is about high-tech, logistics and infrastructure, not agriculture.
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Solar bat monitors uncover secrets of Auckland’s night sky
They don’t screech or suck blood. But they do sing.
Get your kids involved in your reno
Home renovation projects inevitably involve and impact the whole family.
Anzor’s East Tāmaki hub speeds supply
Fully stocked warehouse enables businesses to create with confidence.
Personal Finance
Diana Clement: Money mistakes to avoid when you are self-employed
OPINION: Nearly 300,000 Kiwis are self-employed, facing unique financial challenges.
Mary Holm: Is there a way to pass on an inheritance without affecting benefits?
OPINION: Some people will be angry that your family wants to have it both ways.
Property
House with holes in the ceiling could be the cheapest on rich-lister street
Deceased estate goes to auction with $2.35m CV.
'Extremely rare move' – consultant has developer put into receivership
Developer Marcus Jacobson denies he owes debt and described receivership as a 'stunt'.
Why homeowners are having to wait for another OCR cut
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
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On The Up: Speak eyes $4t market with personalised shopping tech
Speak plans to expand into Australia and the US, targeting skincare and supplements.
The secret sauce of the bar named NZ's best
'I’ve always wanted to be called an institution – that’s my goal.'
On The Up: From fishing shows to first aid - Parachute First Aid's unique journey
Kate Mounter on her first aid kit business Parachute First Aid.
'Change their footprint': Kiwi start-up's plan to shave $1200 a year off household power bills
Basis plans to install over 50,000 smart panels globally in the next 24 months.
Small Business: Kiwi pickle brand processes 100 tonnes as business booms
Reuben Alderson talks to Tom Raynel about his small artisan foods business Alderson's.
On The Up: A royal new venture with King Bees Honey
Cate and Mike King talk to Tom Raynel about their new business King Bees Honey.
Technology
New World customers warned after ‘password spraying’ attack
New World's parent company Foodstuffs says none of its systems were breached.
‘Huge upheaval’: Big Govt department's tech team to be cut
The Ministry of Social Development says most of those affected will be redeployed.
Google's AI app lets users create videos from photos at $20 a month
Google's Gemini lets users make eight-second videos from still images.
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'Family endured difficult tenancy': Rental managers fined $9700
Tenants rented place for 18 months but tribunal upheld complaints about the Auckland home.
New World customers warned after ‘password spraying’ attack
New World's parent company Foodstuffs says none of its systems were breached.
Auckland retiree faces eviction as ground rent jumps 344%
The Dilworth Trust increased the annual leasehold fee from $45,000 to $202,000 per year.
Air India pilots heard in tense exchange before fatal crash
New report reveals cockpit confusion before jet crashed, killing 229 people.
Fran O'Sullivan: New Zealand must move on from Ardern criticism to get real benefit from Covid inquiry
OPINION: Covid response should be examined dispassionately so NZ can learn for the future.
Opportunities in America for NZ red meat
OPINION: The Power of Meat study author says meat sales have started strongly this year.
'Favourable conditions': Avocado industry predicts export boom
The avocado industry predicts better times after two tough seasons.
Mary Holm: Is there a way to pass on an inheritance without affecting benefits?
OPINION: Some people will be angry that your family wants to have it both ways.
Transforming waste into eco-friendly fruit trays
Hawk's trays are used by NZ & Australian producers to export apples and avocados globally.
'Challenging conditions': Luxury retail giant DFS closing Kiwi stores
Duty Free Shoppers is exiting the Oceania market after 30 years.
Market close: 'Green shoots' for Ryman – positive reaction to earnings outlook
Rural services group PGG Wrightson rose 14c or 6.9% to $2.17.
Push Gummies halts sales amid creatine content controversy
A British fitness influencer has questioned the level of creatine in the product.
Watch: 'My raging backyard river' - North Shore homeowner fears stormwater torrent
'Land eroding, health and safety of young kids has been at risk for the last three years'.
‘Huge upheaval’: Big Govt department's tech team to be cut
The Ministry of Social Development says most of those affected will be redeployed.
Google's AI app lets users create videos from photos at $20 a month
Google's Gemini lets users make eight-second videos from still images.
Bum's rush: Lotto's naked skier tops ad complaints - what watchdog says
RNZ ratings woes - big gun hired to review radio operation; Agency nabs big ad account.
Ryman sales down, Summerset sales at record levels
Ryman's performance contrasted sharply with Summerset, which made record sales in quarter.
Police warn scrap dealers as copper price surges
Spate of recent metal thefts includes four level-crossing bells in Hawke's Bay.
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Sponsored: Rub shoulders with Sir John Key at Gibbston Valley Resort
Queenstown's latest lifestyle opportunity is proving very popular.
Kiwi bank that starred in World's Fastest Indian fetches $650K at auction
Heritage building had key role in hit film starring Oscar-winner Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Adding value to your property - the easy way
Make your backyard beautiful, adding value with easy updates
More kiwi homeowners turning to solar
Solar energy now an economically viable option with up-take here and overseas increasing.
Ngāi Tahu brings iwi values to industrial development
Poised to deliver its third major industrial development to the market.