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A year of work progress lost in unsuccessful Government scheme bids.

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Market close: NZ shares having worst January in 14 years

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Lion NZ leaves Freemans Bay for CBD

Sir Douglas Myers' words are up on the wall of a large meeting room.

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The pandemic has changed the audience. But the messaging has stayed the same.

Sir Ian Taylor: How can we start fixing the MIQ mess?

Sir Ian Taylor wants to see a clear path to the border opening safely.

ANZ predicts 'painful' rise in interest rates

NZ's largest bank sharply increases its forecasts for how far interest rates will rise.

Damien Venuto: Government's good intentions fall short in lending law fiasco

The unintended consequences of legislative changes are hitting mortgage applicants.

Heading to dystopia? The tech trying to change the way companies are run

Corporate governance could be in for a big shakeup.

Why investors are turning on the maker of Marmite

Marmite maker's sustainability drive is proving as divisive.

TBWA boss on the big issue facing the ad industry in 2022

The closed borders created a major challenge for the ad industry, says Catherine Harris.

Paul Catmur: Elon Musk doesn't advertise, why should I?

Business people love to boast that they don't advertise, writes Paul Catmur.

'Peculiar lack of ego': The understated Kiwi boss who led a revolution at $20b business

From humble beginnings, 'visionary' has led Morrison & Co to world-leading investor.

The two 28-year-olds at the top of NZ's house-building sector

Christchurch's earthquakes continue to offer huge opportunities for the company.

The great Kiwi ute: A love affair

Kurt Bayer explores just why we love our utes so much.