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Peter Reidy: Investing in rail to do more heavy lifting

Opinion: The test of infrastructure is whether it works well for people who rely on it.

Workers go unpaid after banking glitch hits payroll provider

Payroll provider still working with external banking partner to resolve issue.

Market close: NZ shares sink as dour earnings highlight soggy economy

Spark New Zealand hits four-year low.

How Telegram’s founder went from Russia’s Mark Zuckerberg to wanted man

New York Times: Arrest of the Telegram founder sparks free speech debate.

BNZ predicts 7% increase in house prices by 2025 amid falling interest rates

Prices will be flat this year but increase 7% next year, bank economist says.

TSB fined $2.47m for charging ‘unreasonable’ fees

The Commerce Commission took legal action after TSB self-reported the issue.

Beam's e-scooter licence cancelled in Auckland, council refers matter to police

The e-scooters must be deactivated by midnight.

Acting CEO for Tainui Group Holdings announced

Current CEO Chris Joblin announced his resignation in June.

Property Insider: ‘Wind pressure’ on Seascape; Du Val estimated to owe $250m; new Ikea roof

Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson explains what steps the council will take on the skyscraper.

Biggest deal of 2024: Sir Peter Jackson’s links to $105m Lyall Bay purchase

Filmmaker has plans to build a film museum.

Herald publisher NZME grows revenue, earnings and profit stable

NZME's OneRoof is profitable and playing a key role in the company's revenue growth.

Meridian says wind, rain taking pressure off hydro

Wind and rain might a drag for some, but help take pressure off strained power system.

Top defence contractors set to rake in record cash after orders soar

Financial Times: Growing cash flows spark debate about how industry will spend billions.

'NZ's biggest Asian supermarket' opening at Westgate

New store is near the giant American-owned Costco Wholesale on Gunton Dr.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: How inflation affects your investments

OPINION: What if the money in your bank was losing value every year?

Air fare warning: Squeeze on transtasman competition bad news for Kiwis

Codeshare means capacity on Tasman will remain limited.

Possible merger on the cards for Auckland Business Chamber and EMA

Both groups are tight-lipped on the rationale for the move and what could come from it.

Economy harder than GFC and Covid, say business owners

Survey shows one in five businesses fear they may have to close.