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  1. Telecom falls foul of competition law
  2. TVNZ mulls future of Sensing Murder
  3. White Hot Monday but a distant memory
  4. Motorcyclists say ACC rises unfair
  5. Safety bonus as drivers face big ACC rises
  6. ACC rises necessary, says minister
  7. Fletcher to forecast $500m revenue
  8. Aussie stocks climb to 12-month high
  9. NZ market higher in mixed trading
  10. Dollar continues rise against US
  11. Genesis unveils $136m loss, misses every performance target
  12. Financial recovery will take 20 years, says English
  13. Solid Energy profits, dividends well below forecast
  14. ACC levies set to jump
  15. Govt accounts hit by extra spending, recession
  16. Car owners to pay $32 more to ACC
  17. Property sales jump 10pc in September
  18. Court finds against Telecom over high-speed data pricing
  19. Fletcher sees Formica sales lift, building products pick-up
  20. NZ shares slip early
  21. Reserve Bank eases back on crisis measures
  22. 'Talk to the hand'
  23. Audrey Young: Gazumping Cup bid ends fairytale
  24. Wild ride may take kiwi past US80c
  25. Three-minute toilet breaks, workers told
  26. Maori TV hits back over Cup 'affront'
  27. ING Medical investors demand answers
  28. Line 7 has new owner
  29. Fiji investors push for $1 million owed
  30. Recession remains fact of British life
  31. Will Govt rules crush independent advice?
  32. Fran O'Sullivan : Wine-box lawyer on other side of bench
  33. State of the art update for bank
  34. Patrick Gower: National guilty of hands in the ruck
  35. Audrey Young: Gazumping Cup bid puts an end to fairytale
  36. Accountants have plan to simplify small business tax
  37. Matthew Lynn : Potential merger boom sure to spark public backlash
  38. Shippers say $1.5b subsidises trucks
  39. Google director quits to prevent antitrust fracas
  40. Magazine staff in China resign en masse
  41. Australian firms remain upbeat
  42. Editorial: Double bid won't amuse the taxpayers
  43. Faded elegance shines again
  44. Banking, resources push Aussie stocks higher
  45. NZ market eases in quiet trade
  46. NZ dollar up on retail sales data
  47. ING Medical happy with Govt outsource surgery push
  48. Spiralling cost of healthcare 'a worry'
  49. First woman wins Nobel economics prize
  50. No flat tax, says PM
  51. Change at top of Fairfax Media
  52. Good jump in spring retail sales
  53. Reject offer, say Horizon Energy directors
  54. National Bank cuts fees
  55. Flat tax idea raised by Treasury
  56. Sharemarket flat early
  57. Emirates fights back
  58. US investors pin hopes on key results season
  59. No trouble borrowing $40b, says English
  60. Auckland Airport to offer $125m in bonds
  61. Govt scuppers Maori TV's bid for rugby rights
  62. Recovery may be slow and jobless: KPMG exec
  63. Kiwi dollar regains ground overnight
  64. ANZ National lifts mortgage rates
  65. 'No housing shortage'
  66. New player emerges on NZ forex block
  67. Council okays wind farm
  68. NZ market starts week slowly
  69. NZ dollar dips as US dollar recovers
  70. Council ultimatum 'unhelpful', says NZ Bus
  71. Dollar Outlook: Kiwi may struggle to push higher this week
  72. Fix bus row or lose contract, council says
  73. Singapore economy surges, GDP up 15pc in latest quarter
  74. Air NZ CEO slams IT company in leaked email
  75. Auckland accom stats down 8pc, South Island up
  76. Michael Hill first quarter sales slip
  77. Oil supply on Denver agenda
  78. Employers intend to take on more staff - survey
  79. Miner talks up gold price
  80. NZX asks for milk futures market ideas
  81. NZ shares start week strongly
  82. ACC choice - pay more or get less, says Key
  83. Inflation heads to 10-year low
  84. Crafar Farms head will conduct appeal himself
  85. NZ dollar retreats as $US recovers
  86. Madoff mask a Halloween favourite
  87. Small loan makes big difference
  88. Seaside dream is in reach
  89. Martin Hawes : Taxing times are on the way
  90. Top pedigree wines under the hammer
  91. Topsy-turvy car sales
  92. Photo recall: Taking stock of what went wrong
  93. Shoppers able to haggle for huge savings
  94. The recovery party's started
  95. Radio NZ wields a sharp axe
  96. Editorial: Plea to wee before boarding
  97. Deborah Hill Cone: Self-love stuck in an endless honeymoon
  98. Beverly Main: Workers aren't the only ones feeling the strain
  99. Crafars 'painted unfairly,' says receiver
  100. Telecom ruling on hold
  101. Tourism morale brighter
  102. Small profit for Scott Technology
  103. Party's over and debts called in for property kings
  104. Wins likely to encourage IRD pursuit
  105. Merino wool suits Italian fabric maker
  106. Hummer bought by Chinese company
  107. Collapse of a brick and mortar empire
  108. Aussie stocks close suffer small dip
  109. NZ market closes slightly lower
  110. Dollar loses steam against greenback
  111. Major animal welfare issues on Crafar farms, says MAF
  112. Kiwibank raises mortgage rates
  113. Retail card transactions climb, led by food and fuel
  114. Turning Japanese with perfect timing
  115. AgResearch posts small loss, but says times were tough
  116. IBM faces probe over competition fears
  117. Shares edge up in early trade
  118. NZ saved from major financial damage - Reserve Bank
  119. Westpac tax ruling sends tough message
  120. Kiwi dollar above US74.5c
  121. Aust buyer tipped for Line 7
  122. Stock takes: Out of the recession and into the feeding trough
  123. University to raise up to $100m
  124. Port volume up
  125. Media: TVNZ role in toddler case unsettling
  126. Why banks are appealing to taggers
  127. Tiny rise in income means slide of 1.9pc in real terms as recession bites
  128. Abano sells out of NZ to expand into Asia
  129. Aussie stocks close over 1pc up
  130. Market posts gains as leaders rise
  131. NZ dollar climbs through US74c
  132. Aust jobless falls, NZ dollar jumps
  133. NZ incomes barely change over past year
  134. Westpac loses massive tax case on all counts
  135. Westpac owes $918m tax bill says High Court
  136. Google given digital book battle deadline
  137. Westpac loses $900m tax case - reports
  138. NZ shares start firm
  139. Kathmandu float expected by Xmas
  140. Fed fears grow over banks' commercial property loans
  141. Kiwi dollar peaks just shy of US74c
  142. Makeover for Michael Hill
  143. Recession blamed for debt rise
  144. Gold rush pushes kiwi nearer US75c
  145. The godfather of punk seeks new Passenger
  146. Coffee house brews up big franchise deal in China
  147. Makeover for jewellery stores
  148. Brian Fallow : Wider tax base bitter pill NZ must swallow
  149. More delays to new 747 sting Boeing
  150. BA cuts 1000 jobs to ease money woes
  151. Fashion house Versace closes its stores in Japan
  152. $72m bill for rural phone service
  153. Auction prices for milk beat the odds
  154. Boomers lead way in defaults
  155. Maari partners drill to large second zone
  156. Crown's investment in Genesis drops in value
  157. Garth George: Copenhagen blabfest is a load of hot air
  158. Knowing where you're @ - and making it truly personal
  159. AP looks at selling online exclusives
  160. Roger Kerr: Little to gain from tax on housing
  161. Aussie market closes over 2pc up
  162. NZ market weakens as others rise
  163. Dollar firm after last night's high
  164. Bold tax reform needed, says Treasury head
  165. Job cuts loom at Kawerau mill
  166. 'Baby Boomer' credit defaults soar
  167. Greenback tumbles on reports of its demise
  168. Fonterra prices lift in internet auction
  169. NZ shares edge up early
  170. Dollar hits 0.5 euro, rises against greenback
  171. KiwiSaver: cheap at $26m in fees
  172. Air New Zealand's legal workload
  173. Developing nations call for power
  174. Bank seeks emergency CEO
  175. Publisher axes four titles
  176. Expert: Markets 'irrationally exuberant'
  177. Dubai tower to open in stages
  178. Air NZ chief blasts climate change 'circus'
  179. Licence lets miner get close to Kahurangi
  180. Two-party approach to NZ-US trade
  181. Heavy demand pushes kiwi past US73c
  182. Surge in confidence comes with warning
  183. Blue Chip investors to appeal decision
  184. Developer brought down by $100m debt
  185. US web ad sales slip again
  186. European farmers vent fury at price fall
  187. EU makes fresh bid to influence Fiji with sugar money threat
  188. Hard times create a shoppers' paradise
  189. NZX adds electronic grain trader to growing portfolio
  190. Empty wallets keep Kiwis at home
  191. Challenges dampen rosy outlook for tourism industry
  192. Blue Chip lawyer now bankrupt
  193. Hotel at airport for World Cup fans
  194. Homes more affordable as interest rates fall
  195. Sharemarket takes positive lead
  196. NZ economy is on the mend - survey
  197. Dairy leads surge in commodity prices
  198. Kiwi dollar following global cues
  199. Receivers come to grips with Crafar problems
  200. Apple tackles Woolworths over logo
  201. Wallboard concern after US damage
  202. Recession bleeding telecommunications funding, says UN
  203. France Telecom deputy replaced after suicides
  204. Credit card deal could help shoppers
  205. Listings rise and prices fall
  206. DNZ announces freeze on share trading
  207. Economy remains fragile, warns English
  208. Tourism 'needs to get tech savvy'
  209. Deficit likely to narrow
  210. Housing market tipped to flatten before Christmas
  211. Rising job ads 'signal worst over'
  212. Report says officials wrong over rescued banks' health
  213. Market eases on companies mixed results
  214. Dollar falls as US dollar gains
  215. Air NZ says profit plunge positive in global view
  216. Imports slump 20pc, but still a trade deficit in July
  217. $8.7 billion Govt transport package unveiled
  218. English to reassure world lenders
  219. US shoppers on July big-ticket spending spree
  220. Nuplex profits fall 65pc to $16.7m
  221. Building Act review announced
  222. Metlifecare reports annual loss after writedowns
  223. Air NZ profits plunge 90pc to $21m
  224. Abano shares leap on audiology sale
  225. Rules for finance company freezes draw fire
  226. Kiwi dollar falls against greenback
  227. Airport's Japan visitors dip
  228. Cabin crew's deal with Zeal
  229. Pike coal price endorsed
  230. TeamTalk up 3.4pc
  231. Cadbury's Fairtrade commitment
  232. Cash Converters' record profit
  233. Rules for finance freezes draw fire
  234. Deal with US label suits company to a 'T'
  235. Web TV network after 100,000 viewers
  236. Banned director eyes finance work
  237. Brian Fallow : Time to add GST to rents and mortgages
  238. Fall in Tui output eats into NZOG profit result
  239. Westfield to cut spending and distribution payout
  240. Markets and economists welcome Bernanke nomination
  241. Bosses can't see discontent
  242. NZFSU scrambles to fix the 'fudge'
  243. Contracts no aid to loyalty
  244. SmartPay turns in 'milestone' result
  245. Wellington Drive hopeful
  246. PacBrands in $285m loss
  247. NZ dollar reaches 11-month high
  248. Kate Ross: Signs of new dawn on job market
  249. US facing $9 trillion deficit
  250. Deposit scheme to be extended