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Sweden to Ōwairaka: Why modular house business turned to Europe for $90m project

'We went to the USA, China and Europe but the Swedish model was the right model for us.'

Journalists strike over pay in Otago and Southland

Allied Press/Otago Daily Times journalists are angry over "unliveable" wages.

What links Hamas to the Axis of Resistance and its patron Iran?

Financial Times: Tehran-backed network could provide explanation for multipronged assault.

‘Holy s***, I never expected that’: Big payday for Kiwi travel firm bought by global giant

Run out of an Orewa home, the business now has multi-billion-dollar backing.

Working week: Four days is flawed way for most

Krystal Hosting's failed trial highlights challenges for customer-facing businesses.

Netflix and bill: The high price of a subscription lifestyle

Financial Times: Businesses have cashed in on our carelessness.

Fisher & Paykel Appliances to develop radical new $220m three-building global HQ

Whiteware giant to leave East Tāmaki base for Penrose where around 1000 people will work.

Infratil’s CDC Data Centres gets another valuation hike, Auckland plans expanded

Yet another revaluation as CDC's construction plans expanded, accelerated.

Developer in court battle with builder over new Wānaka hub

Disputes arose over payments during lockdown and a 39-lot subdivision.

Alibaba accused of ‘possible espionage’ at European hub

Financial Times: Chinese group’s logistics arm under scrutiny over use of sensitive data.

Big supermarket loyalty cards under fire from Consumer NZ

Foodstuffs rejects claim dismissing "loyalty".

Snapping up the neighbour: Sir Bob Jones buys $70m Auckland office tower

He already owned the neighbouring tower.

Emirates cadet academy a fast track to the cockpit of a Boeing 777

The $306K fee gets full board and uniforms - and training in sporty Embraer jets.

‘Disgusted’: Two-and-a-half-year Waiheke protest camp draws fire

Auckland Council says it is taking enforcement action against the Pūtuki Bay camp.

More jobs, better pay, so why isn’t the economy really humming?

Beset with niggles about inflation and recession, the economy is slowing.

Even US$100-a-barrel oil not enough to speed up drilling, say shale bosses

Financial Times: America’s shale pioneers have vowed to keep a lid on drilling.