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Guilty plea in Belgrave Finance case

It's not known whether Shane Buckley has struck a deal to dob-in fellow directors, or give evidence in the upcoming trial, in exchange for his guilty plea.

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PM puts New Zealand up for sale

John Key: meeting the press today

John Key says New Zealand would be a great buy for someone who wants a country.

Addiction makes smokers easy game for tax hike: Treasury

The "addictive nature" of smokers makes them easy game for a tax hike, says Treasury's regulatory impact statement on the pros and cons of raising the excise on tobacco that was announced in the Budget.

Bach tax grab threatens property values

The government’s tax grab from bach and boat owners is using a sledgehammer to hit a nail, a tax expert says.

Zespri almost triples annual profit on record crop, falling Psa costs

John Loughlin: uncertainty and difficult times

Zespri International, which controls exports of New Zealand kiwifruit, almost triples annual profit, reflecting a record crop and falling costs as the industry recovers from the Psa vine bacteria.

Sealord boss, accountant join Tower board

Graham Stuart

 Sealord boss Graham Stuart and accountant Stephen Smith have been appointed to the Tower board.

F&P Healthcare posts record FY sales, profit growth stalls

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, which makes respirators and sleep apnea products, reports record annual sales while profit growth, excluding a year-earlier tax charge, stalls as margins contract.

Tame Iti’s guns and bombs Plan B

One of the enduring mysteries of the Urewera affair is why jailed gun criminal Tame Iti wanted a violent, para-military Plan B.

Tower first-half profit soars 82% as quake, liability costs fall

Rob Flannagan: Tower back on track

Tower, the insurance firm controlled by Guinness Peat Group, boosts first-half profit after Canterbury earthquakes costs and policy contract liabilities fall.

HP NZ braces for job cuts

A global layoff of 27,000 staff will hit all parts of the multinational's business.

DraftFCB's 'What’s My Number?' wins at CAANZ

An ad agency campaign so successful it helped lower power prices has taken top honours at the CAANZ Media Awards 2012.

NBR Best-Dressed at the CAANZ Media Awards 2012

The NBR Best Dressed Man and Best Dressed Woman at the CAANZ Media Awards.

Multiple win confirms power of multi-channel campaigns

DraftFCB wins CAANZ Best in Show and four golds for its “What’s My Number?” campaign for the Electricity Authority.

NZ retails software co. partners with PayPal, scores $2m from Berlin

Vend partners with PayPay for instore payments via smartphone

Company that wants to be the Xero of point-of-sales software gets into smartphone payments.

BUDGET 2012: S&P affirms NZ's credit rating

Standard & Poor's has affirmed New Zealand's AA foreign currency credit rating, saying the Budget is the latest in a series of baby step towards getting the books back in order.

BUDGET 2012: Profitable power company sale to prop up loss-making railway

 The single largest beneficiary of the asset sales programme this year will be the loss-making state-owned railway

BUDGET 2012: Govt targets reoffending criminals

Judith Collins

Reducing prisoner reoffending by a quarter by 2017 will mean 18,500 fewer victims of crime, the government says.

BUDGET 2012: A tax change opportunity missed

This Budget presented a missed opportunity to make further changes to the tax system. 

Govt won't achieve planned surplus - iPredict

Users of the trading site think the budget will still be in deficit in 2014-15. 

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