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Jesse Mulligan on juggling three jobs: 'I think I’m probably the last generation of TV presenters'

The broadcaster talks financial advice, cheap eats and having three jobs.

How billion-dollar builder quadrupled annual revenue

"We don’t just move people around from project to project but let them put down roots."

Export numbers confirm slump in Chinese demand for dairy

New data confirms headwinds for Kiwi exports.

Stock Takes: What’s eating Fisher & Paykel Healthcare?

Since June 30, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare's stock has fallen by 14 per cent.

SFO to appeal findings in CBL criminal case

Peter Harris and Carden Mulholland were found not guilty.

Genesis says up to 200 jobs could go after review

Genesis Energy said it's part of a strategy to simplify the company.

Hawaiian Airlines cuts NZ route during winter

The seasonal departure's a blow for travellers as the airline helped drive prices down.

Auckland Airport chief on her former boss - incoming PM Christopher Luxon

"I know Christopher, he is very action-oriented," says Carrie Hurihanganui.

Punakaiki seeks buyer for Devoli stake

Wholesale ISP firm also looking for fresh growth capital.

NZ 'winning the war on inflation', no more rate hikes needed, Kiwibank says

Economists are reassessing their interest rate outlooks after inflation data surprised.

Property Insider: Billionaire bails on South Auckland sites

Today we launch this new regular feature, focusing on what's going on in property.

FTX deputy says he confronted boss on missing customer billions

Financial Times: Sam Bankman-Fried is on trial for fraud.

'Absolute zoo': Auckland Airport chairman responds to shareholder criticism

The company says improvements over the last month should help during summer.

NZ's fastest mobile network revealed

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Sour mood? a2 Milk, Synlait head to arbitration

A2 Milk and Synlait Milk are going to arbitration over their supply deal.

Opinion: Supporting Israel and protecting Palestinians are not contradictory policies

Financial Times: Foreigners who arrive in Israel with lectures will not be listened to.