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Billionaire Friedlanders buy leaky Auckland apartment block

"We hope that the previous owners got some relief from our purchase" - Creemers

Vape chain opens 100 stores: How Shosha became one of NZ's largest retailers

Shosha harbours no guilt for growing its business at any potential risk of public health.

All hands to the pump: How OfficeMax survives Covid's mass disruption

Office supplies retailer forced to change tack as Omicron hits workforce.

Auckland single mum starts baby formula company

Elke Pascoe explains how she lives a transtasman lifestyle juggling being mum and CEO.

Goodbye Gewürztraminer, hello sav blanc

"Operating model used to run the vineyard was clearly not sustainable" - Steven Murray.

Strewth: Pre-made Aussie bathrooms for Avondale state units

Where five state homes once stood, now 18 state apartments are on the Avondale site.

'$350m office asset? We're out' - Asset Plus

Resource consented granted to add three levels to the office block - now sold.

The plight of landlords: Fewer buying homes, borrowing from banks

Landlords lose tax breaks gradually, on a descending scale.

Pow! Bam! Holy crime-busters, Batman! It's the tourists

OPINION: Hotel Council Aotearoa strategic director talks law and order in city centres.

Tenants from hell: Landlord wins big payout over meth use, trail of destruction

There was damage to every area of the rented premises apart from the laundry.

Owners of 40-level Auckland apartment block sue for $140m

Fire, structural, weathertightness and internal moisture defects are alleged.

Bilbo-naire Sir Peter Jackson joins ranks of world's wealthiest

Lord of the Rings director became a billionaire in November.

Fixing $750m convention centre - the next steps after the fire

Three years after the massive fire, work is about to start rebuilding the roof.

Jarden brief: US indices in the red

The NZX 50 gained 0.6 per cent yesterday.

Buyers' market: New data confirms sagging house values in every main centre

The power is shifting to buyers - CoreLogic data out today.

What's being done to solve the Gib crisis?

The three-pronged attack aimed at solving the drastic Gib plasterboard shortage.

'Gutted': Business reacts as Covid traffic lights stay at red

Business leaders say a pathway to a green Covid settings needs to be outlined.

Why this Kiwi retailer wants to expand its store footprint amid global uncertainty

Sustainable fashion retailer set to grow its wool business offshore.