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Kiwi hit five-month low as ECB halts bank loans

The kiwi falls to a five-month low after the European Central Bank temporarily stops lending to Greece's banks, damping appetite for risk-sensitive assets.

Auckland mustn't make same mistakes - top realtor

Business tourism expo worth millions

Overseas conference and incentive planners to descend on Auckland. 

Council red-tape slasher proud of her team's work

AWF annual profit falls 23% on goodwill writedown, sales rise

AWF Group, the contract labour company, reports a 23% fall in net profit as it writes down the value of its goodwill, even though sales rose by 19%.

NZ online ads grow faster than TV

IAB tracks growth in video and mobile ads.

While you were sleeping: Greek troubles take a toll

Shares on Wall Street are mixed as the European sovereign debt crisis weighs on more optimistic indicators.

Kiwi Income Property Trust back in the black

Stock Exchange listed Kiwi Income posts annual profit.

Larger screen iPhone on the way

Apple strikes back against super-size Androids.

Another email foul up hits Telecom business customers

Carrier says problem has been resolved, but will take some time to clear delayed messages.

Sky responds to investigation into its ISP contracts; shares fall 8%

TelstraClear say's it's looking for a "favourable outcome ... so that we may freely partner with the global content industry."

MediaWorks, Quickflix welcome probe of Sky TV content deals

MediaWorks and ASX-listed Quickflix herald regulater's probe of Sky TV content deals which freeze out rivals.

Smokes, booze and property tax prime Budget targets

Government ponders prime tax targets in a bid to help bridge the $640m shortfall in pledge to return to surplus in 2015.

New stadium: an albatross or a stunning asset?

Job security tops Kiwis’ workplace wannabe list

Long-term job security and the financial health and stability of businesses means more to New Zealanders than a competitive salary.

BUDGET PREVIEW: Not even fiddling while retirement funds burn

The NZ Super scheme is clearly not sustainable, but putting off action today will turn this headache into a migraine for a future government.

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