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Blue Chip's Bryers banned from managing NZ firms for 7 more years, bankruptcy lifted
In the High Court in Auckland, Associate Judge Jeremy Doogue today lifted the long-running bankruptcy order hanging over Bryers' head.
Lack of disclosure doesn’t do Fonterra any favours
This is a question Shoeshine asks amid fresh concerns about the financial performance of an acquisition target company in China.
Andrew Little chooses Jihadi John
The Labour leader had a choice to stand beside John Key or Mohammed Emwazi, Jihadi John. He chose the latter.
Politicians’ free lunches end up costing more
Too often we evaluate government policy by what politicians say they are trying to achieve. That’s what gets reported. That saves having to think.
Subaru Outback 3.6RS raises its game on
A properly luxurious Outback has been a goal of Subaru for some time now.
Apartment conversions squeeze office vacancy levels
A combination of a strengthening leasing market and a multitude of significant conversion projects has resulted in a sharp fall in office vacancy levels across the Auckland City fringe business precincts, according to Bayleys.
Air NZ should pay back charges — lawyer
Airline scraps pre-ticked insurance charges for online bookings. But the lawyer who first raised the issue, via an NBR ONLINE guest editorial, is not satisfied.
Women urged to be assertive as senior management numbers fall
Number of women in senior management falls
'Some hassle' to NZ business following GCSB spying
Business should only be worried if it is handing intelligence to GCSB itself – analyst.
Come on Warehouse, spill those online figures
It's 2015; time to breakout financials for online.
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