Herald NOW: 2degrees business 17 June 2025
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2degrees CEO talks to Ryan Bridge about the Shaping Business Study
2degrees CEO Mark Callander speaks to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW about the company's Shaping Business Study Video / Herald NOW
"tax grenade"? Understanding the changes to the Fringe Benefit Tax
Is there a nasty fringe benefits tax surprise waiting for people using the government's Investment Boost initiative?
UK shellfish farmers revive ambitions with new EU trade deal
New York Times: The Hawards have cultivated oysters on Mersea Island for 250 years.
South Island's largest supermarket to open early and under $50m
The store, at 8100sq m, is the largest retail outlet in the South Island.
South Island’s biggest supermarket
The vast new Pak’nSave Rolleston is due to open on October 14. Video / George Heard
Court to decide Du Val asset seizure orders
Du Val reportedly owes $306m to investors and creditors, according to PwC.
Market close: Tourism Holdings jumps 57.5% on buyout offer
Comvita shares fall 7% after mānuka honey company forecasts a net loss of more than $20m.
Little Island, plant-based ice cream company that raised millions, in liquidation
The company's most recent capital raise came after it faced a couple of challenging years.
How worried should we be about economic fallout from the Israel-Iran conflict?
Markets have been rattled by the Israel-Iran conflict, but remain relatively calm.
Comvita forecasts another annual loss
The mānuka honey company has cut staff by around 70 to save money and reduce debt.
Mighty Ape boss fronts over glitch that saw some users logged into other users’ accounts
Online retailer has suffered a six-month period of glitches since an October upgrade.
Mighty Ape boss fronts on account glitches
Mighty Ape managing director Robert McEwan talks to the Herald's Chris Keall about an error that saw users logged into each other's accounts. Video / Dean Purcell
Tourism Holdings receives takeover proposal from consortium
Executive director of THL part of consortium, to take leave of absence.
One NZ expands Starlink partnership to Internet of Things
Direct to Cell service reaches 40% of the country not covered by land-based networks.
Rising scrutiny: Economists take key roles in next phase of Covid Inquiry
Economists who found NZ overpaid for Covid health measures hired by Royal Commission.
Reserve Bank blocks media from talk by OCR committee member Prasanna Gai
The Reserve Bank says no new information was disclosed in the speech.
Major banks halt over-counter deposits into others' accounts
ANZ stopped accepting deposits into others' accounts last year.
Meta messages: App users are taking over-sharing to an AI level
Some people are discussing personal questions with chatbots rather than friends or family.
From corporate life to sexology: How Morgan Penn made a career out of her passion
The Sex.Life co-host offers insights into her big career shift and how she made it work.
Inside the debacle that gutted a video game studio
From hits to hurdles: Big studio faces turmoil after disappointing sales.
Small Business: Weaving culture and quality with Nodi Rugs
Olivia Moon talks to Tom Raynel about her hand-woven rug business Nodi.
How much trust should we place in analyst advice?
OPINION: Analysts may rate a company 'buy' even if they have doubts about its prospects.
Sasha Borissenko: Legal insights from the Siouxsie Wiles case
OPINION: The cost of doubling down.
Why energy is set to be a hot topic in next year's election
Meridian’s new CEO shares his thoughts on sector scrutiny amid electricity challenges.
The Ex-Files: How to access KiwiSaver funds after separation
OPINION: I can't afford to pay out my ex-partner – what can I do?
Diana Clement: How a mindset shift can unlock financial success
OPINION: A can-do mindset helps people do better with the same resources.
Liam Dann: We need to fix the human-shaped hole in our economy
OPINION: The flow of humans across our border is one of the big variables in our economy.
Tottenham's partnership with Ineos leads to legal battle
The football club's deal with Ineos was meant to last until December 2027.
Repco NZ pays $123m dividend amid surging profits
Repco's profits have doubled to $30m since 2019.
Fran O'Sullivan: Luxon faces high-stakes balancing act on global stage
PM Christopher Luxon will meet Xi Jinping in Beijing before attending the Nato summit.
How the 'retail heart' of Pāpāmoa is about to get bigger
The new development will offer 3800 square metres for up to eight retailers.
Forestry report: Export log prices provide winter relief – Marcus Musson
Opinion: June brought the highest export log prices for winter's first month since 2021.