In case you missed it: News bites for the week.
The chief executive of Simplicity believes New Zealanders paid $345m in excess fees last year.
Stroud Homes Pukekohe collapsed last week, owing trade creditors $1.6 million.
Not as simple as culling boozy Friday drinks or unhealthy snacks in vending machines, companies say.
NYSE-listed company cites challenging market conditions behind ‘difficult decision’.
Meanwhile, expat network Kea is taking ‘very seriously’ the exiting of its global co-chair Jenkinson from the board of a charity.
Xero co-founder and NBR Lister’s plan to spend $60m on not-for-profit ‘legacy project’ is opposed by Ngāti Tukorehe.
The complicated Malaysian-based investment preyed on unsophisticated Chinese New Zealanders by promising extraordinary returns, court told.
Global head Vicki Saunders approves the move to collective leadership of the funding network for female and non-binary founders.
The e-motorcycle company is set to open its biggest capital raise soon.
