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Markets
Small Cap Wrap
Drury’s ASX stag, MetroGlass’s new owner, and more
Rod Drury goes ‘pre-revenue’ again, plus small cap news from NZ.
Primary Sector
Port of Tauranga ‘reluctantly’ doubles MetroPort rail fees
The port says it's working with KiwiRail on 'long-term arrangements'.
Property
Listed property firms welcome ‘Investment Boost'
The tax policy could translate into millions in extra cash.
Property
The business born battling Vector connection contracts
'Pretty on the nose': Developers challenge Vector's hefty fees.
Energy
Methanex returns to production
Rain, higher lake levels and generation moves means the methanol producer has reopened.
Du Val
FMA 'not approval body' for Du Val investors
Investors accuse the regulator of not warning them about Du Val share offer.
Investigations
Lunch firm flagged for billing and safety issues
MoE warned of overcharging and safety lapses before awarding lunch contract.
Law & Regulation
Eric Watson gearing up for more court action
Watson says he would continue to stand firmly on his position.
Opinion
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Opinion
Peter Griffin: Cleantech: Burst bubble or our biggest opportunity?
A thriving cleantech sector could be NZ’s ticket to a sustainable, high-value economy.
Opinion
David Chaplin: Devon sale: Big deal for NZ financial services
Scale weighs heavy on fund managers' minds.
Opinion
Fashion
Eden Bradfield: Why luxury needs a wake-up call
The focus should be on selling consumers a lifestyle, not just status symbols.
Opinion
Maria Slade: Facebook is no place for risky financial investment offers
Misleading ads continue to be thrust in the faces of Mum and Dad investors.
The Wall Street Journal
Carmakers still scrambling to get rare-earth magnets
A deal to free up Chinese shipments hasn’t sped up export approvals, companies say.
Investigations
Investigations
Lunch firm flagged for billing and safety issues
MoE warned of overcharging and safety lapses before awarding lunch contract.
Investigations
Food scrap U-turn chills waste sector investment
The Government’s backtrack on the food waste mandate undermines investor confidence.
Investigations
Blue Highway
The future of coastal shipping in New Zealand
It's greener and usually cheaper, so why isn't domestic coastal shipping thriving?
Investigations
School lunches: Recycling claims rubbished
Millions of 'recyclable' school lunch trays could be going to landfill.
Investigations
Axed public servants return as contractors
Stand-down policies patchy or ignored as former staff return shortly after leaving.
Investigations
Business of Food
Largest dairy companies' multibillion-dollar NZ interests
Just how well are dairy multinationals faring in New Zealand?
Top Gainers
| TradeWindow | $0.220 | 10.00% |
| New Zealand King Salmon Investments | $0.230 | 6.98% |
| Rakon | $0.640 | 4.92% |
| F&C Investment Trust PLC | $25.430 | 3.16% |
| Vital | $0.430 | 2.38% |
Top Decliners
| The Warehouse Group | $0.800 | -3.61% |
| Michael Hill International | $0.435 | -3.33% |
| Foley Wines | $0.660 | -2.94% |
| Blackpearl | $1.150 | -2.54% |
| Green Cross Health | $0.850 | -2.30% |
Top Gainers
| Oceania Healthcare | $0.700 | 4.10% |
| EROAD | $1.335 | 2.69% |
| STRAKER TRANSLATIONS LIMITED | $0.425 | 2.44% |
| NEUREN PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED | $14.460 | 1.83% |
| Mercury | $5.680 | 1.43% |
Top Decliners
| Vulcan Steel | $3.730 | -1.59% |
| Auckland International Airport | $7.090 | -0.91% |
| Air New Zealand | $0.545 | -0.55% |
| a2 Milk Company | $8.000 | -0.44% |
| Spark | $2.290 | -0.43% |
Finance
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Finance
JPMorgan is revamping Its bank for the superrich
There is a minimum required balance of US$10 million.
Finance
David Chaplin: Devon sale: Big deal for NZ financial services
Scale weighs heavy on fund managers' minds.
Finance
Port of Auckland to pay $45m special dividend to council
The divestment proceeds will be used to top up the Auckland Future Fund.
Finance
$600m in tourist spend at risk from regulation: Mastercard
When Europe cut interchange fees, foreign card decline rates soared.
Technology
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Technology
Peter Griffin: Cleantech: Burst bubble or our biggest opportunity?
A thriving cleantech sector could be NZ’s ticket to a sustainable, high-value economy.
Investments
Investments
Senior Trust offeror gets a serve from FMA
Senior Trust has been paying returns with new investor funds and borrowings.
Investments
Michael Lorimer exits Grant Samuel amid more sector change
Lorimer has sold his 80% stake in the corporate advisory firm.
Investments
FMA to focus on private market offers
The FMA is worried about unsophisticated investors taking the bait.
Investments
NZGIF was losing money, underperforming: papers
NZ Green Investment Finance was losing money when ministers decided to close it down.
The Life
The Life
Volkswagen ID. Buzz: 'more a Porsche business model'
The ID. Buzz is unique by design and super-styling appeal.
The Life
Review: Logitech LIGHTSPEED G522 headset
Sometimes you need to sacrifice unnecessary add-ons for comfort and functionality.
The Life
My Net Worth: Wade Jackson, Covert Theatre founder
"My biggest failure is all the mini failures along the way."
The Life
Free
Where to take care of business in Fiji
Sun, space, and seamless travel: Fiji’s pitch for NZ’s next big business meetings.
Business Advice
Business Advice
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.
Business Advice
Former Telecom chair Wayne Boyd honoured
Honours recognition for a lifetime of low-key, high-quality leadership.
Business Advice
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On The Up
The NZ company 'democratising hearing health'
Can hearing aids be made both affordable and desirable?
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Tough conversations ahead as cost of living drives employee requests for pay rises
Rising living costs put pressure on both workers and employers.
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Why corporate giving matters
Dave Letele and Z provide support where urgent need is overlooked.
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New Zealand’s AI imperatives: Transparency and the human touch
Hard-hitting report warns uncertainty could block progress.
Markets
Markets
Vital board backs Tait takeover
Vital’s board has unanimously recommended that shareholders and option holders accept a full takeover offer from Tait Communications, despite their view that it undervalues the company.In May, Vital shares rallied after it disclosed that Tait, a Christchurch-based critical commun...
Property
Property
The business born battling Vector connection contracts
'Pretty on the nose': Developers challenge Vector's hefty fees.
Law & Regulation
Law & Regulation
The business born battling Vector connection contracts
'Pretty on the nose': Developers challenge Vector's hefty fees.
Primary Sector
Primary Sector
Port of Tauranga ‘reluctantly’ doubles MetroPort rail fees
The port says it's working with KiwiRail on 'long-term arrangements'.
Sustainable Finance
Sustainable Finance
IndigiShare is out to shake up Māori business finance
The company is seeking $500,000 to run a pilot for koha-based retail transaction fees.
Public sector
Public sector
Left and right question ministry mega-merger
Voices on both sides of politics question the wisdom of merging three ministries.
Media
Media
Spark bags $47m after accepting ‘low ball’ offer for Hutchison shares
Spark has realised A$43 million (NZ$47m) from the sale of its 10% stake in Hutchison Telecommunications Australia (HTA) – after accepting an offer that a minority HTA shareholder called “lowball”.The telco said the transaction would close in July, with the funds used to reduce de...
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Port of Tauranga ‘reluctantly’ doubles MetroPort rail fees
The port says it's working with KiwiRail on 'long-term arrangements'.