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Nvidia overtakes Apple as world’s most valuable company

Nvidia took over the top spot with a record-setting rally.

Small business: Slip, slop, slap and Zoop

John Heseltine talks to Tom Raynel about the personal story behind Zoop's beginnings.

Can anyone fix Boeing?

The plane-maker’s new boss has pledged culture change.

Lex: Tesla is not a car company but it does a good impersonation

Financial Times: Most of the carmaker’s value hangs on things that are yet to exist.

Greg Bruce: Why I traded my iPhone for an android

OPINION: After a lifetime of iPhone use, switching to a Samsung changed Greg Bruce's life.

'NZ is our superpower': American CEO on keeping faith in Kiwis

Life after the $1.5 billion firm's NZX delisting.

Zespri to hold new vote on expanding overseas kiwifruit production

It didn't work last time - but the global marketer claims significant support now.

'Money for jam': How much bankers made from Auckland Airport’s whopper capital raise

Plus: Sky TV gets a thumbs-up for its deal-making skills.

Theo Spierings, former Fonterra CEO, dies after a brief illness

A statement confirmed his death in the Netherlands.

Why Grant Watson is leaving Synlait

Grant Watson explains why he is leaving a newly recapitalised Synlait Milk.

Synlait CEO resigns after restructure

Grant Watson has resigned from newly-restructured Synlait Milk.

Nuclear energy stocks hit record highs on surging demand from AI

Financial Times: Amazon and Google deals to deploy reactors in sector’s revitalisation.

Small business: Conscious consumerism is key for Crushes

Rose Hope talks to Tom Raynel about the ethical concept store Crushes and its community.

23andMe in trouble: What does it mean for Kiwis who sent DNA to the company?

Users' genetic information could be sold to third parties if the company goes bankrupt.

Striking Boeing machinists consider deal that includes 35% pay hike

Hundreds of striking workers have forced the company back to negotiations.

Bottomless caviar to art galleries - Airlines try to lure flyers back to ageing premium cabins

Financial Times: New perks offered while better planes and seats remain grounded.