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  1. China snaps up energy companies
  2. Merkel favours Magna
  3. Former Samsung boss gets suspended jail sentence
  4. Future of gaming may be in clouds
  5. Brent Sheather : Markets behaving badly provide lesson
  6. Mary Holm : Long way from blackboard jungle
  7. NZ dollar rises as evidence of recovery mounts
  8. Contact Energy looks to move on from hard year
  9. 'Bank sledging' is back says ANZ National boss
  10. Groser leaves for Asian trade summit
  11. Retail sales up-is the recession over?
  12. House prices keep rising, up 1pc in July
  13. Contact shares down 3pc
  14. Don't mention the GFC
  15. Secret mobile phone deal stays under wraps
  16. Retail sales up-first jump since 2007
  17. House prices keep rising, up 1pc in July
  18. Contact shares down 3pc as market falls
  19. Contact Energy profits halved to $117m
  20. Private equity struggling to keep debt and banks at bay
  21. Kiwi dollar rises after poor US retail data
  22. 2degrees' figures don't gel in mobile war
  23. Finance firms downgraded by Standard & Poor's
  24. Kiwi Income 'failed to cash in on boom'
  25. Media: Agencies fear state-owned ad rival
  26. Dream run as skifields score big time
  27. Maori brand seen as path to prosperity
  28. Madoff victim reveals they had an affair
  29. Stock takes : Life after death
  30. Contact Energy profits fall 50pc to $117m
  31. AA in tourism deal with Aussie cousin
  32. Bad loans drag bank's profits down 58 per cent
  33. Diplock calls for debate on debt disclosure
  34. Half-year profit rise for Turners
  35. Office investor makes $193 million loss
  36. TelstraClear shrugs off recession with strong result
  37. NZ currency: Dollar mixed
  38. NZ stocks: Market rises
  39. PM launches food innovation initiative
  40. Telstra Clear earnings more than double
  41. Steel & Tube profits jump 16pc after strong first half
  42. Manufacturing sector recovery continues
  43. Market conditions limit growth for KIPT
  44. Fletcher shares climb
  45. Kiwibank, BNZ cut floating, raise fixed mortgage rates
  46. Cold weather drives veg prices up 12pc
  47. AMP Office Trust profits up 13pc, but values fall $248m
  48. Fletcher shares climb as market opens steady
  49. NZ banks face challenges - Moody's
  50. Kiwibank silent on Mercer Kiwisaver axing report
  51. Kiwi dollar rises through the night
  52. Fonterra in $40m factory make-over
  53. Analysts pick rebound for Fletcher
  54. BHP profit slides 60 per cent
  55. Banks weather slump despite profit fall
  56. Lines firms may get right to sell power
  57. Opus profit takes a dive
  58. Career help for school leavers
  59. Peace maker role offered in wool war
  60. Brian Fallow : Emission cost all smoke and mirrors
  61. Chris Barton : Climate debate adrift on rising tide of lunacy
  62. Power-switch campaign in the pipeline
  63. Shoppers face extra cost for card use
  64. Redundancies, factory closures and Formica writedowns all add up
  65. ASB 'shares the pain' as earnings slide
  66. Editorial : Energy report contains some surprises
  67. Power asset plan would swap 'jewels'
  68. Telcos link up to offer better service to farmers
  69. Tour operators lose GST battle
  70. Kiwibank silent on Mercer Kiwisaver rumour
  71. Aussie stocks pushed into the black
  72. NZ currency: Dollar falls ahead of FOMC meet
  73. NZ stocks: Fletcher shares soar
  74. Cadmus receivers appointed
  75. Credit card surcharge now OK, says regulator
  76. Flu and recession hitting tourism
  77. Career help for school leavers
  78. Cook Islands gets downgrade
  79. Meridian, Electricity Commission, biggest losers in energy review
  80. Ex-Madoff CFO pleads guilty
  81. Fletcher shares rally despite first loss since 2001
  82. English concerned at possible early housing boom
  83. KidsCan spending under spotlight
  84. Govt fast-tracking PPPs to make up 'lost decade'
  85. Grant Bradley: Low power prices? Don't hold your breath
  86. Fletcher shares surge pushes up NZX
  87. ASB profit down as bad debts jump
  88. Kiwi dollar tumbles as Wall St falls
  89. Retail investors take flight from NZ sharemarket
  90. Wizard of Oz may yet emerge as a hero
  91. Officials push for tax system revamp
  92. Lines companies should be allowed to retail power - review
  93. Fletcher Building reveals $46m loss
  94. Kiwi holds reins of Qatar equestrian site
  95. BNZ will appeal $654m tax whack
  96. Bountiful kiwifruit season
  97. Madoff right-hand man may cut deal
  98. Aussie stocks: Market posts rise
  99. NZ stocks: Market slips
  100. NZ currency: Dollar consolidates
  101. House prices to rise by 24pc, says new research
  102. BNZ to appeal tax avoidance case
  103. 2degrees leads mobile charges fight
  104. Westpac, SBS follow suit and raise mortgage rates
  105. Mega-convention centre proposal turns political
  106. NZ sharemarket slips early
  107. Card use flat, more paying cash
  108. English determined to catch up with Australia
  109. The tale of two countries
  110. NZ dollar bounces around as US gains
  111. Grid hungry for capital injection
  112. Air NZ taunts rivals over delayed flights
  113. When an underperformer takes sick leave
  114. Aussies flock to NZ but spend less
  115. Ifs and buts in NZ emissions targets
  116. Rio Tinto spies cost us $143b - China
  117. Tough year catching up with Contact
  118. Air NZ taunts rivals over delayed departures
  119. Jon Carapiet: AgResearch proposals tantamount to economic suicide
  120. ANZ economists warn of a sting in the recession's tail
  121. Brian Fallow: Emissions curve will take some bending
  122. Gwynne Dyer : Newspapers pray Murdoch's move will be a master stroke
  123. Squeeze on as hotels tough it out
  124. Calls to cut cash rate misguided
  125. Software exporter holds on in US
  126. Fire-hit gold mill back in production
  127. Hawkins sounds warning for moratorium finance firms
  128. French advert firm snaps up Razorfish
  129. Australian mortgage values reach record high
  130. Bendigo seeks fresh equity after profit plunge
  131. Access to credit gets easier for companies able to pay
  132. Michael Weatherall: Many pieces to the jigsaw
  133. Paul Callow : Is New Zealand open for business yet?
  134. Dollar outlook: Kiwi may gain as US confidence grows
  135. Retail spending up 1.1pc in July - more green shoots?
  136. Property market better, but it's no boom, says QV
  137. Interest rate warning from bank economists
  138. Govt to unveil 2020 emissions target today
  139. Shares start week firm
  140. Kiwi dollar starts week stronger
  141. The beast that ate our success
  142. An ode to Paul Keating
  143. Striking workers press on
  144. ING investors turn on ANZ
  145. Ombudsman reflects on 14 years' work
  146. Kiwifruit parties call on legal experts in deregulation stoush
  147. MPs fly cattle class for look at Aussie farming scene
  148. Currency finds rare joy in Oz cross
  149. High-flyer quits career to become real success
  150. Viewers switch off business channel
  151. Refrigeration company ignores trend to freeze jobs
  152. Trio reselected to Wakefield board
  153. Bank failures bring year's total to 72
  154. Andrea Fox: Milk auction fears won't go away
  155. Saxon sheep man in $100m wool deal
  156. US job loss numbers may be levelling out
  157. Chinese breathing easier
  158. Sean D'Souza: Not-so-new media just the way to spread the word
  159. Snapping at the watchdog
  160. Deborah Hill Cone: The fatal attraction of having it all
  161. $97k to break fixed mortgage
  162. Tips to get top house prices
  163. Martin Hawes : Savvy investors buy businesses, not shares
  164. Insurance complaints soar as times get tough
  165. City romance comes to an end
  166. Homeowner's despair at delay
  167. Shopping fuel for thought
  168. Is NZ a no-win-nation?
  169. Anthony Doesburg: Robot invasion is good news for farmers
  170. 'Big changes' could be on the way for our financial bureaucrats
  171. Gill South: Put some thought into managing change - or she won't be right
  172. Chance to get a stake in style central
  173. Fletcher faces big loss
  174. Asset sales supercharge NZX profits
  175. Clothing firm collapse leaves questions
  176. UK pumps $125b more into economy
  177. Brian Gaynor : NZ's housing focus is bad for business
  178. Troubled newspaper confirms it's on the block
  179. Turkey backs Putin's pipeline
  180. Fuel gougers face $1.5m a day fines
  181. Positive signs in AIG's fightback
  182. Exchanges to stop flash order trades
  183. Growth, not rate cuts on the cards
  184. Analysts tip $15b result
  185. Amcor, Cadbury settle over price-fixing claim
  186. Hotspot welcomes Sydney flights
  187. WAN's profit slips 21pc
  188. House market optimism grows
  189. Licence deal to boost RCG's profit
  190. Future of web 'free stuff' in the air after Murdoch's move
  191. TV3 cuts ties with Colenso after 20 years
  192. Businesses slash TV advertising
  193. House price confidence rising again, survey finds
  194. Sharemarket up in early trade
  195. NZX profits jump on after asset sales
  196. Air NZ unveils new Rotorua-Sydney flights
  197. ASB hikes mortgage rates
  198. Cutting internet connections not solution to illegal downloads: ISP
  199. News Corp to charge for online content
  200. NZ OE workers should be encouraged to stay - UK report
  201. Gisborne 'feeling the pain' after more job cuts
  202. Slump-hit firms cling to workers
  203. Mobile prices 'like 1980s'
  204. News Corp to charge for online content
  205. Media: Information freeze on 2degrees deal
  206. Stock takes : Tourism investors show appetite for adventure
  207. Kiwi takes climate hotseat for Deloitte
  208. GPT sells building
  209. Bid for Lion endorsed
  210. Call for cash rate cut
  211. Call to ban jailed directors for life
  212. Aussie dollar closes higher
  213. NZ currency: Dollar retreats
  214. NZ shares: Market closes weaker
  215. More changes for KiwiSaver, says English
  216. Rise of the Wall St share trading machines
  217. NZ mentors for Pacific business leaders
  218. Unemployment surges to 9 year high
  219. Can landlords be unbiased?
  220. Unemployment rises to 6pc
  221. Sharemarket opens weaker
  222. Dollar stays above US67c, new 10-month high
  223. Fonterra price rise: 'Don't bet the farm'
  224. Canterbury owners face rugby maul
  225. Wall St slips as investors wait for jobs news
  226. Scant detail for investors in Orange Finance moratorium plan
  227. Free rent deals normal, admits Goodman team
  228. Brian Fallow : Why the have-nots will have even less
  229. Banking regulators attack reform plans
  230. IRG seeks $500,000 to fix breach
  231. Trump seizes back control of troubled casino operations
  232. World's largest mussel farm a step closer
  233. Farmers take wool fight back to court
  234. Apartment lending rules 'too restrictive'
  235. Lamb exports may be cut to 46-year low
  236. Microsoft to take 400 workers in Yahoo deal
  237. EA investors willing to play along
  238. Acer looks to televisions, e-books to counter slowdown of PC sales
  239. Hybrid sales staunch Toyota's red ink
  240. Australian sharemarket puts on brakes
  241. NZ dollar shoots higher
  242. Gains eroded on sharemarket
  243. Kingfish sees local sharemarket positives
  244. Hallensteins says big drop in earnings coming
  245. Air NZ airfares set to fall as fuel bill drops
  246. Fonterra milk prices jump 26pc in online auction
  247. Sony reveals new e-book reader
  248. Shares open with modest gains
  249. Auckland property prices rise in July, sales up 24pc
  250. 100 per cent Pure brand 'under threat'