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Chinese shipyard rejected assurances over ferry contract

Shipbuilder chosen to build new Interislanders needed Crown guarantee.

Heinz Wattie's parent took the hit before NZ cuts

Company won't say what its plans for the sites are should they close.

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The last tankers have landed. Now NZ’s fuel crisis begins

Last of Singapore-bound oil tankers out of the Strait of Hormuz reach their destination.

Briscoe bets on $100m logistics hub to lift performance

Briscoe Group booked record annual sales of $798m despite softer profits.

Field trials of $9m cure for honeybee killer disease begin

The Life Sciences Summit also heard of plans to bring the moa back from the dead.

Share bro: Asset class of the year 2025

Emerging markets surge past global shares.

Kiwi slumps and bond yields jump as war rattles markets

The ultimate outcome remains uncertain.

Angry Teak subbies seek to replace liquidator

“I’m furious. It’s leg-breaking material,” one subcontractor said.

LNG imports provide breathing space, not a permanent solution

Industrial companies are caught between volatile gas and electricity prices.

Mining and the productivity conundrum

The economic impact of current projects has barely started.

Commerce Commission prepared to call out unfair fuel pricing

AA analyst Terry Collins warns prices could hit US$100 a barrel

Fonterra confident as competition heats up

Competition from independent processors for supply is getting stronger.

RNZB’s Macbeth turns Shakespeare into corporate noir

Witchy influencers, not hags, steer Macbeth’s ruthless rise and fall.