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Former BP boss Bernard Looney to forfeit up to $66 million after ‘serious misconduct’

Financial Times: 'One hell of a reaction' as ex-CEO failed to disclose past relationships.

$19b business moving, Brian Gaynor library planned for new offices

'Fearless champion for NZ companies and investors' to be commemorated in new premises.

Putin’s good friends in America

Financial Times: Whoever controls Ukraine controls Eurasia.

Auckland property lawsuit: The $20 million man who offered but didn’t settle

One vendor kept a $2m deposit, second one kept $834,000. But they then went further.

Should you invest in a start-up?

OPINION: It's time to get real about being an early or angel investor.

Retail spending up in November but retail outlook remains ‘cautious’

Stats NZ data showed card spending was up across all categories last month.

'I sympathise': Liquidator on 16 customers of failed double-glazer

One customer had paid $55,000 in advance and didn’t have the products.

Opinion: Central banks and the return of the unreliable boyfriend

Financial Times: Central banks' rhetoric is starting to lack credibility.

'A truly iconic company': Kirsty Godfrey-Billy wins CFO of the Year

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ANZ Treasurer Penny Dell named Young Executive of the Year

Penny Dell holds a critical, strategic position with New Zealand’s largest bank.

The top 10 Māori organisations: Ranked by Deloitte

This year’s top 10 Māori organisations have seen continued success and growth.

Watch live tonight: Deloitte Top 200 awards

New Zealand's most prestigious business awards live.

A Christmas phishing trip? Banks warn of scams

Some juicy term deposit offers are fake, NZ bank warns.

How alcohol became a crutch for professional women

Financial Times: Some high-achieving female workers still drink to prove themselves.

Moody’s cuts China’s credit outlook to negative

Financial Times: Rating agency cites increasing risks to growth, property sector crisis.

Opinion: Voters don’t want to hear the fiscal truth

Financial Times: Virtually everyone, except the very rich, feel effects of fiscal reform.