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Economy
Kiwi Property Group's interim profit lower as write-downs bite
The property company reiterates its full-year dividend views.
Markets
Gentrack in the hunt for 10 new customers
Shares climb more than 14% on hopes of at least three or four new customers.
Markets
Market Close
NZ sharemarket starts week up 0.6%
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,449.85, up 80.45 points or 0.6%.
Economy
Penk announces compulsory building warranties
Under the proposed change, those responsible pay their share only.
Markets
Another solar farm gets the nod from Genesis
Genesis Energy has approved the construction of the Edgecumbe Solar Farm in the Bay of Plenty, marking its second major solar commitment in as many months.The company made a final investment decision (FID) on the 136 megawatt peak (MWp) farm, clearing the way for work to begin sh...
Property
Multimillion-dollar Remuera home seeks bitcoin bids
Crypto aficionado invites bitcoin offers for multimillion-dollar Remuera family home.
Primary Sector
Alliance Group 'out of survival mode' back to 'growth' mode
The Dawn Meats joint venture will be official next week.
Markets
NZ’s Mighty Ape still weighing on ASX parent Kogan
Management expects Mighty Ape to return to profitability in the second half of FY26.
Energy
Industry signals 5PJ gas switch-off potential
Policy, cost and network uncertainties are all major constraints to make the switch.
Opinion
Cameron Bagrie: Why a 5% mortgage for 5 years looks good
The RBNZ to cut by 25bps this week to 2.25% but then likely done.
Law & Regulation
Settlement talks in Vital takeover fee stoush
Empire had refused to pay Vital’s $247,036 takeover costs.
News in Brief
Opinion
Opinion
Simon Robertson: Automotive industry’s tipping point
Assessing business models of car stocks.
Opinion
Pattrick Smellie: The back-to-front ferry deal
Will the wharves be ready when the new ferries arrive?
Opinion
Peter Griffin: AI is reshaping work – but not the way you think
AI isn’t the job killer many predicted it would become.
Opinion
David Chaplin: How KiwiSaver helped, maybe
Has KiwiSaver really lifted the national confidence rate? Dunno.
The Wall Street Journal
Japan is overrun with tourists. This city wants more
Nagoya is the country's fourth-largest city, but a lot of people think it’s boring.
Investigations
Investigations
Private health insurance in demand as public waitlists grow
More employers are offering health insurance despite rising premiums.
Investigations
Rare Returns
Rare Returns: Exporting NZ red meat smarter, not harder
Is it time to take The Lamb Company model elsewhere?
Investigations
Insurers seek more clout in planning decisions
Insurers won't settle for being an afterthought in future developments.
Investigations
New flood and landslide maps hone in on natural hazards
There is a “knowledge vacuum” between residential development and natural hazards.
Investigations
Risky Business
Earthquakes still top of the league for insurance costs
Despite growing risks from climate change, other hazards are ever present.
Investigations
Risky Business
Why it’s time to bite the bullet on natural hazard data
Accurate climate data is going to hurt for some homeowners.
Productivity Unleashed
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Startups
A handful of tech companies could drive NZ's future prosperity
Thousands more startups needed to produce the unicorns, angel investor says.
Editor's Picks
Artificial Intelligence
CEOs discover AI not a productivity magic bullet
Why are some businesses struggling to squeeze out productivity gains from AI?
Productivity Unleashed
Markets
Mainfreight’s long game
Mainfreight added 39% in value per worker since 2015 as NZ economy stayed flat.
Top Gainers
| Gentrack Group | $9.280 | 18.22% |
| EROAD | $1.630 | 9.76% |
| Santana Minerals | $0.970 | 4.86% |
| My Food Bag | $0.255 | 4.08% |
| ikeGPS Group | $1.100 | 3.77% |
Top Decliners
| Savor | $0.230 | -8.00% |
| 2 Cheap Cars Group Ltd | $0.560 | -7.44% |
| New Zealand King Salmon Investments | $0.196 | -4.39% |
| Kathmandu Holdings | $0.270 | -3.57% |
| PaySauce | $0.295 | -3.28% |
Top Gainers
| Gentrack Group | $8.130 | 22.39% |
| EROAD | $1.340 | 8.50% |
| AFT Pharmaceuticals | $3.200 | 5.33% |
| Synlait | $0.650 | 5.17% |
| STRAKER TRANSLATIONS LIMITED | $0.380 | 4.17% |
Top Decliners
| ikeGPS Group | $0.955 | -4.98% |
| Oceania Healthcare | $0.735 | -3.45% |
| Air New Zealand | $0.530 | -2.78% |
| Harmoney Ordinary Shares | $0.785 | -1.89% |
| Sky Network Television | $3.070 | -1.29% |
Finance
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RBNZ reopens Wellington office after asbestos mayhem
Bank tight-lipped on how many staff are home-working as asbestos-hit office reopens.
Finance
Big banks eye warnings on legacy Open Banking technology
Their interest comes with dawn of API-led Open Banking just weeks away.
Finance
Banks accelerate crackdown on ‘mule’ scammers
New technology picks up crooked “muleteers” more quickly.
Finance
Market close
NZX edges lower as Infratil, profit-taking weigh
S&P/NZX 50 Index slips with Infratil, Blackpearl and Heartland in focus.
Finance
Heartland reaps benefit of change, reiterates guidance
Bank looks to sustainable, profitable growth.
Technology
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Nvidia profits soar, countering investor jitters on AI boom
The chip-maker reported record revenue, beating Wall Street estimates.
Investments
Investments
Small Cap Wrap
WasteCo’s truck/toilet plan, Radius wants to grow West Coast
Plus: who got more money from investors, who tapped a twosome, and more.
Investments
AFT forges ahead with China iron injectable deal
Oldest iron products in Aussie are booming, while new iron injectable gets China boost.
Investments
Turners accelerates profit, diversification delivers
Auto group says it's on track for 32 cents per share full year dividend.
Investments
Hidden gems for investors outside tech darlings
AI may be getting all the attention but leaves opportunity for investors, experts say.
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Review
Metallica fuels Auckland's hospo industry with fire
An excellent concert with an outstanding economic impact.
The Life
Porsche Cayenne Electric is here
The all-electric Cayenne models are available to order now in NZ.
The Life
Review
D.R.A.G. (Dressed Resembling a God) at Q Theatre
A glittering and gay review of queer culture? Absolutely.
Business Advice
Opinion
Free
Kristin Sutherland: Helping employees get retirement-ready
Communication about benefits is lacking.
Opinion
Free
Shelley Palman: How to recognise employees without pay rises
A new survey reveals that businesses are trying to support staff in other ways.
Opinion
Rachael Judge: Can you be an influencer and keep your day job?
The more public your role, the more likely it is to reflect on your employer.
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Cybersecurity skills gap leaving Kiwi businesses at risk - report
A cybersecurity skills shortage is creating additional cyber risks, according to a new global report.
Markets
Markets
Market Close
NZ sharemarket starts week up 0.6%
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,449.85, up 80.45 points or 0.6%.
Property
Property
Kiwi Property Group's interim profit lower as write-downs bite
The property company reiterates its full-year dividend views.
Law & Regulation
Law & Regulation
Settlement talks in Vital takeover fee stoush
Empire had refused to pay Vital’s $247,036 takeover costs.
Energy
Energy
Another solar farm gets the nod from Genesis
Genesis Energy has approved the construction of the Edgecumbe Solar Farm in the Bay of Plenty, marking its second major solar commitment in as many months.The company made a final investment decision (FID) on the 136 megawatt peak (MWp) farm, clearing the way for work to begin sh...
Primary Sector
Primary Sector
Alliance Group 'out of survival mode' back to 'growth' mode
The Dawn Meats joint venture will be official next week.
Sustainable Finance
Sustainable Finance
Govt policies won’t change emissions plans: Genesis
Genesis CEO Malcolm Johns says companies won’t react to every change in political policy.
Public sector
Public sector
Business of Government
A crisis in the police, third-termitis and more
Our fortnightly round-up of public sector news, gossip and reckons.
Media
Media
Opinion
The BBC goes the way of shag carpeting
The British broadcaster caused a scandal by pandering to the elite's emotions.
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Penk announces compulsory building warranties
Under the proposed change, those responsible pay their share only.