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NZ's biggest business park getting new hub

After around 20 years of intensive development, the 109ha business park is now finished.

Supermarket, petrol station, showing interest in Whangārei site

As Springs Flat project moves ahead, hapū have raised cultural and environmental concerns.

CEO pay survey: NZ’s first $5m woman but recession hits many in the pocket

Pay packets fall as CEOs fail to achieve performance targets.

Spark auctioning half its data centre business to fund $1b expansion push: report

Surf's up for the telco as its capital-raising effort comes to the sharp end.

Amelia Linzey: Driving growth and prosperity in a nation that loves to win

Opinion: These are four sectors that hold potential to propel Aotearoa to turn on growth.

Workplace of the future: How humans and digital colleagues will work together

Businesses face a new reality, says Microsoft boss.

The offspring: How heirs to Kiwi family fortunes earn their keep

Meet the heirs of New Zealand's wealthiest families.

‘Trusted’ builders to certify their own work

The changes are the latest in the Government's moves to make building more efficient.

NZ businesses struggling to see returns from their AI spend - the factors holding them back

Many NZ firms see marginal gains from AI despite heavy investment.

Grocery Commissioner doubles down on supermarket shake-up

Pierre van Heerden has fired a shot at the big supermarket operators.

Supermarket shakeup

Grocery commissioner Pierre van Heerden doubles down on calls for a third big retailer and wholesaler to compete with Foodstuffs and Woolworths, speaking with BusinessDesk.

'A difficult process': Bremworth cuts 15 staff from Whanganui plant

'There was a lot of anxiety and stress waiting for that confirmation.'

'Talent repellent': Entrepreneur says he wouldn't set up in Wellington today

Raygun founder John-Daniel Trask says 'abject wokeness' is driving people away.

'Mission critical': Business leaders push for inclusion as NZ demographics evolve

More than 80 business leaders met at Waitangi to discuss workplace inclusion.

'Good sense of optimism': SMEs lead NZ's economic upswing

'First time in 5 years we’ve had a positive swing on sentiment.'

Douglas Pharmaceuticals installs AI robots, faces up to tariff threat

West Auckland-based Douglas Pharmaceuticals has installed 13 AI-controlled robots. MD Jeff Douglas on whether they're a threat to the firm's 700 human staff.