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Crown agency on investment committee member’s tweet calling China an ‘enemy state’

Fund manager sees possible fallout for NZ.

TradeWindow boss willing to take haircut after raise ‘falls well short’

Forsyth Barr highlights cash burn. Firm still hopeful it will attract new investment.

Rocket Lab doubles backlog to US$500m, sets up shop in Australia

Kiwi-American firm makes another heavy full-year loss.

Woman's wild defence after driving fine

A mother who received a fine for texting while driving has used an unusual defence.

Vista Group sees revenue bump but net loss doubles

Return of blockbusters helps, but industry still well short of pre-Covid box office.

White House orders ban on TikTok

Federal agencies given 30 days to delete Chinese-owned social media app.

Woolchemy’s plan to transform strong wool gets venture capital backing

Startup takes on synthetics in $165 billion market.

Juha Saarinen: A look at the new Apple MacBook Pro

Apple gear sells for top dollar, so is the MacBook Pro worth it?

Is it the worst time for Sky TV to offshore support? CEO on new Sky Box rollout

Is it the worst possible time to send helpdesk jobs to Manila?

Scientists discover Earth has a previously unknown core layer

Scientists have uncovered shocking new insights about what’s truly hidden in the Earth.

Another Chinese billionaire vanishes - and so does business confidence

New York Times: Bao Fan 'assisting authorities with investigation', state media says.

Sky TV tops 1 million customers with streaming gains, but profit dips

Full-year operating earnings guidance narrowed. Sky Box rollout finally underway.

Spark boss on spate of stolen generators, direct financial cost of cyclone

Shareholders enjoy a $350m windfall following the sale of the cell tower network.

AI: Is your job at risk from digital humans?

Companies will employ the next-gen robots in the next 10 years, a report predicts.

Spark reports bumper half-year profit on cell tower sale, but underlying numbers weaker

$350m to shareholders. Tower windfall could become politically charged, post-Gabrielle.

US Supreme Court weighs Google’s liability in Isis terror case

Can Google be sued for helping extremists spread terror message, attract recruits?