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Foreign investors unwind $52 billion bet on China growth rebound

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ELE group collapse: 100 Christchurch workers identified after company went bust

Christchurch gears up to help laid-off workers and industry rallies in Auckland.

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Opinion: The business case for looking after staff mental health

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New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI in copyright case

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Construction labour firms, supporters unite to help sacked ELE group workers

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'How to counter negative headlines': finance boss Sam Stubbs

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Brokers Picks: Wipeout - local stock picking hard going in a year of high interest rates

It was a tough year for local stock pickers as the NZX50 struggled to stay above water.

Cold water swimming to bison grilling: how CEOs spend Christmas

Financial Times: Bosses reveal their festive plans and traditions.

Air New Zealand’s Greg Foran on his biggest success - and failure

Airline's chief executive shares his predictions and big hopes for 2024.

Tomra layoffs confirmed, 200 NZ workers to lose their jobs

Boss of food processor admits timing of mass layoffs is 'not ideal'.

US says Iran ‘deeply involved’ in Houthi Red Sea shipping attacks

Financial Times: White House declassifies intelligence pointing to Tehran’s role.

Diana Clement: Beware fake Boxing Day sales

OPINION: The best bargain is often the one you don’t buy.

High-flyer: Top CEO on leadership, life, trouble at 40,000ft - and lifting NZ out of its funk

'We are fit for summer, but we won’t be taking our eyes off the ball, I can tell you.'