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BP chief Bernard Looney resigns over past relationships with colleagues
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It’s absolute negligence on the banks’ behalf and it’s an embarrassment internationally.'
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Airline among more than 50 carriers hit with disruption stretching into next year.
Air NZ warns of ‘significant’ disruption due to engine issues
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Giant new operator for ultra-luxury Kauri Cliffs and other Robertson Lodges
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Chateau Tongariro’s tangled web of cost traps taxpayers
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One man's $360m plans for two of his six retirement villages: Graham Wilkinson
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Employers and staff seek truce on office working
Financial Times: Some companies tighten mandates on WFH, more moving to flexible models.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Are all these mortgage rate hikes justified?
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PwC to curtail consulting work for US audit clients to reduce conflict risk
Financial Times: New independence policies a challenge to other Big Four accounting firms.
Departing Qantas boss leaves train wreck in his wake
OPINION: There is hardly a stakeholder group Qantas hasn’t antagonised.
China’s deflation pressures ease as consumer prices rise
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Mary Holm: Should I sell up in the face of mortgage rate rises?
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An ambitious timetable to deliver the world’s newest fighter jet
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Edmund Hillary outdoor clothing brand placed in liquidation
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Opinion: The economic promise of anti-obesity drugs
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How much dropping its 's' will cost Port of Auckland in rebranding
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NZ sharemarket holds its ground in face of weaker offshore bourses
The S&P/NZX 50 Index traded steadily, closing slightly lower for the day.
'Shocker' - Nats on $33m Auckland Light Rail deal pre-election
'This purchase shouldn’t have been agreed to when the election is next month.'
Watchdog ranks telcos in new customer service ‘league table’ - but also pulls some punches
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Nike cuts online shopping in NZ
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Auckland Light Rail strikes $33m deal, Nats plan to axe scheme
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'Sign of the times': Auckland swimming pool business insolvent
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Possible govt bond supply glut could cost taxpayers - economist
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Opinion: China’s demand dilemma could spell trouble for the world
FT: Other G20 countries should signal consensus against Beijing running a big surplus.
Two North Island highway projects will each add ‘billions’ to economy
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Opinion: The new scramble for space requires a fresh set of rules
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