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Gib crisis: Commission probe into building sector out next month

Call for probe to address Winstone Wallboards' near-monopoly on plasterboard.

Do Auckland port's woes lie in ditching of council assets expert?

Councillor suggests decision to save money on experts may have backfired.

Cabinet in October to consider requiring supermarket giants to sell stores

Govt officials do cost-benefit analysis around supermarket divestment.

'Catastrophic': Builders warn more firms will fold if material price hikes continue

The cost of building a new house is 30 per cent higher than a year ago.

Finance company to pay $1.36m back to borrowers it overcharged

Real Finance has admitted to charging unreasonable fees.

Revealed: What a supermarket lease imposes on a landlord

$40b grocery sector tells select committee supermarket leases need reining in.

David Clark's efforts to woo Aldi appear less than ardent

David Clark's call to Aldi, and the supermarket's standoffish response.

Front-foot: Boss of merged 2degrees reveals plans as deal closes

The shape of the combined operation, and where its CEO sees room for improvement.

Liam Dann: Five things the Govt could do to ease inflation pain

OPINION: Most of these responses come with a sting in the tail.

Ernie Newman: Why the Government can't retreat on supermarket competition

Our regulator needs to act more like its Australian counterpart.

Editorial: Collective bargaining improves playing field

OPINION: Our editorial on news companies collectively bargaining with social media giants.

Woolworths NZ selling Chch site consented for $300m mixed-use hub

Homes, apartments, offices, medical centre, childcare, gym, cinema among hub's elements.

What will Ampol bring to Z Energy?

Ownership of Z Energy looks set to pass to Australia's biggest fuels group, Ampol.

The $2b stock poised to exit the NZX

Z set for exit, Pushpay 'oversold', Air NZ's capital raise and Rivian's regrets.

Orcon-2degrees $1.7b deal approved: Could a merger with Sky TV be next?

Is it likely the merged business will try for a hookup with Sky TV?

Paul Brislen: Nothing to fear from copper switch off

For 100 years, New Zealand has relied on a network of copper lines - but that's changing.