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Ikea to hire 500 staff for NZ launch, 100 more than planned
Employees get five weeks paid leave as well as a 15% discount at the store.
Fletcher Building flags massive $575m to $781m hit to 2025's result
'Significant items are chunky' said one institutional investor of today's announcement.
Treasury 'got it wrong' predicting KiwiRail to fall short of financial target, Winston Peters says
'Treasury were cautious given the economic conditions, but the company delivered.'
Tech Insider: Australia's U16 social media ban passes key test – but NZ watchdog remains sceptical
Netsafe's CEO has criticised the under-16 ban as a 'bureaucratic fever dream'.
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Liam Dann: After Orr – is it time for a Reserve Bank reset?
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Beyond the Budget: Brutal truths
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The hunt for equity: Kiwi expats wanted
Christopher Luxon met key investment fund leaders in London recently.
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Why $73.5b DataDog is going all in on AI
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Valar Atomics plans to build thousands of small nuclear reactors around the world.
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Business Opinion
Liam Dann: The upside to this painfully slow economic recovery
OPINION: This recovery is making us sweat, but that might be a good thing in the long run.
The Ex-Files: I want to revalue our home before a Family Court hearing and have my child give evidence too
OPINION: The court discourages involving children in disputes, to protect their welfare.
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Former All Black’s iconic dome home finally finds a buyer
Futuristic house has long been the talk of the town.
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Controversial Kiwi start-up, once worth $38m, folds in New York
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Queries around redundancy insurance rising as Kiwis urged to invest in personal cover
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ACC scrutinised over slow payouts after landmark court ruling
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Opinion: Why stagflation fears are back on the radar
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David Seymour v John Campbell: Act leader turns camera on broadcaster
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Liam Dann: The upside to this painfully slow economic recovery
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$175k in costs awarded in $10 million Auckland mansion stoush
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Property manager fined $3500 for breaching healthy homes standards
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The Ex-Files: I want to revalue our home before a Family Court hearing and have my child give evidence too
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