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Jobs to go as Orcon merges with Kordia Networks
Jobs to go as Orcon merges with Kordia Networks

Internet company Orcon is merging its operations with owner Kordia's other New Zealand telecommunications business, putting…

Axe falls on Spring Creek

The axe suspended for two months over Greymouth's Spring Creek Mine finally fell today, amputating more than 200 jobs.

Port of Tauranga predicting record profit

Port of Tauranga is signalling another record profit and is frustrated at a new Maori court challenge.

Dollar up after OCR held

The New Zealand dollar climbed more than half a US cent after new Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler gave no indication…

Woman allegedly stole $1m from sister
Woman allegedly stole $1m from sister

A 58-year-old Auckland women is facing numerous Crimes Act charges after she allegedly spent $1 million belonging…

Microsoft 8: Make or break for Ballmer
Microsoft 8: Make or break for Ballmer

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer can't afford to be wrong about Windows 8.

NZ golf courses get top marks from China mag
NZ golf courses get top marks from China mag

Some of New Zealand's most exclusive golf courses have got rave reviews in a 100-page story run by one of China's biggest…

Six arrests made in fake ad scam
Six arrests made in fake ad scam

Six people have been arrested over a $1.6 million invoice scam which involved the sale of advertising in magazines that…

Business

Businesses call for urgency on Cook St freight
Businesses call for urgency on Cook St freight

Business leaders want the government to hurry up and decide future transport arrangements for Cook Strait…

Alleged conman 'didn't add up'

National Party president Peter Goodfellow knew something was up when he met an alleged conman and noticed his scruffy shoes…

ANZ profits up 17pc to $1.26b

ANZ New Zealand said its statutory net profit rose by 17 per cent to $1.265 billion in the year to September. The bank…

Vector buys Contact metering business for $63m

Vector is buying Contact Energy's gas metering business for $63 million and is signalling an upgrade of the 128,000 meters…

Heat-pump business running hot
Heat-pump business running hot

An Auckland manufacturer is eyeing an expansion into export markets, including South Africa and Britain…

Guinness Peat Group to be renamed Coats

Guinness Peat Group will rename itself as Coats once it has reduced the other assets in its portfolio and has lifted its…

'Smash her' telemarketer gets $5000

A telemarketer who told her supervisor she was going to "smash her" has been awarded $5000 for wrongful dismissal.

DIY zeal powers up profits

The country's two biggest DIY and hardware chains have just notched up record profits as the national appetite for home…

US sues Bank of America over dodgy mortages

The latest US federal lawsuit over alleged mortgage fraud paints an unflattering picture of a doomed lender: Executives…

NZ dollar rises vs US ahead of OCR review
NZ dollar rises vs US ahead of OCR review

The New Zealand dollar gained against the greenback ahead of the first official cash rate review from…

Facebook shares have biggest one-day gain

There were signs today that Facebook's complicated relationship with Wall Street may be getting brighter.

Boeing planes flying out the door

Boeing is cranking out planes faster, and it's paying off. The big US aerospace company is on track to meet delivery targets…

India: A force to be reckoned with

The challenges for India and for those doing business here are not for the faint-hearted, but there are some real success…

Wall St up - positive signs from US economy

American real estate showed further evidence of a sustained recovery, and the Fed says the US economy is expanding at a…

New Paris trend: Gold grab
New Paris trend: Gold grab

A new trend has hit the streets of Paris: ripping gold chains from their owners' necks. Police said…

NZ software fighting crime

A New Zealand company is at the cutting edge of intelligence-led crime fighting around the globe, used by 60 of the world's…

Pike River: Whittall pleads not guilty

Former Pike River Coal boss Peter Whittall will defend charges he failed to keep his miners safe but says he is sorry the…

Fed says US economy still needs help

The Federal Reserve said today that the US economy is improving only moderately and still needs its support to help lower…

Airport on target to beat prior year's $142m profit

Auckland Airport says it is on track to improve on the past years' after-tax profit of $142 million and is confident its…

Emissions scheme on a stretcher
Emissions scheme on a stretcher

The Government is set to put the emissions trading scheme into an induced coma - not dead, but not able…

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Tax evaders can be artful dodgers

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Property fallout would top '87 share crash

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Business Leaders

Mainfreight boss tips China acquisition
Mainfreight boss tips China acquisition

Mainfreight boss Don Braid says his company wants…

PM: Apec talks 'on track'
PM: Apec talks 'on track'

Clear cut results are thin on the ground but Prime…

Key unlikely to discuss Pussy Riot with Putin
Key unlikely to discuss Pussy Riot with Putin

Prime Minister John Key is unlikely to raise the jailing…

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Business videos

Apple unveils iPad mini
video Apple unveils iPad mini

Apple is pricing its new, smaller iPad well above the competition. The highly anticipated device sports features on par…

Greeks protest austerity cuts
EU requests changes to Google privacy policy
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Employment

Winz spends up on fashion
Winz spends up on fashion

Jobseekers have spent thousands of dollars of public money at Glassons and Hallensteins in an attempt to impress future…

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