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Richard Prebble: A new path to net zero emissions

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The takeover plan will require the approval of the Norman family.

One NZ asks for voluntary redundancies

The tough economic environment has led the telco to reduce operational costs.

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The Warehouse takeover offer drops: Is $590m a bargain?

If the proposal is to proceed, shareholders would be required to vote to approve it.

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Financial Times: Global supply glut of panels hurts producers, helps installations.

CrowdStrike chaos: Microsoft’s tone-deaf ‘less than 1%’ post

That tiny percentage included your bank and your supermarket.

Supermarket plans? Sir Stephen Tindall in share bid for The Warehouse

But the company has told shareholders not to sell.

Arvida shareholders offered 65% premium on shares in takeover offer

Board unanimously recommends New York-based outfit's takeover bid.

Japanese carmakers ‘very scared’ by China’s rapid EV development

Financial Times: Sony-Honda joint venture boss says conservative culture must change.

Google co-founder backs biotech studying psychedelic African shrub

Financial Times: Sergey Brin’s non-profit funds research into using hallucinogen.

FMA 'considering' two more complaints over Govt bond sales

The regulator says it has received six complaints about market manipulation.

What's behind the latest power price spike?

NZ wholesale power prices are sharply higher this winter.

Better deals for guests as hotel revenue slides back to where it was five years ago

International recovery not making up for domestic weakness.