The things we ask AI
ANZ's artificial intelligence asked whether it likes turtles, what's in its fridge and what sort of tea it likes.
Moreish wants more
Meat supplier looks for overseas deals after just missing out on deal to supply beef to airline.
Hemp plantings on high
If you see a cannabis crop in a paddock this summer it is most likely to be legal and a waste of time smoking.
First-home buyers' bidding hacks
Heartfelt notes from potential buyers to home sellers are appearing as the property market heats up.
The sad saga of letting fees
OPINION: What's in a name? That which we call a "letting fee" by any other name would smell as foul.
Power supply costs rising
Electricity line prices reset on the cards, while people flock to food banks to cope with unexpected power costs
Lockout for striking bus drivers
Pay dispute between Go Bus and FIRST Union in Waikato has escalated into a lockout.
Temporary police station for sale
A central city police station, complete with cellblock, is for sale.
Shared space for public good
A new Nelson shared business space wants more collaborators, with public good and innovation as the key drivers.
Google launching driverless taxi
OPINION: It looks like Google will win the race to launch the first self-driving taxi service.
Southbase expands construction footprint
Canterbury construction company says there's no need to bring in offshore players.
Building enduring success
Achieving profit is a benchmark of any business, but enduring success requires a longer and broader view.
Village planned for Mangawhai
Housing, a business park and retail centre planned for fast-growing seaside community north of Auckland.
Two degrees, no job prospects
Stacey Mulholland is about to get a conjoint degree. But she's nervous she hasn't got the right skills for an entry-level job.
How I accidentally smuggled drugs
OPINION: According to the Ministry of Health, I've unwittingly imported a Class B drug into NZ. Yikes.
Can payday lenders survive?
OPINION: One year ago, short-term lender Moola placed second in the Deloitte Fast 50 Awards. Now it's under investigation.
Adapting to change
The future for business owners will bring exciting changes, but you've got to be ready for when they arrive.
Building enduring success
Achieving profit is a benchmark of any business, but enduring success requires a longer and broader view.
ACC invests in Rocket Lab
ACC's investment means Kiwis can be part of Rocket Lab's success, rocket company's Peter Beck says.
Kathmandu invites feedback from Chinese workers
Feel free to report your conditions, clothing maker tells workers.
Letting fee 'ban' will cost renters
OPINION: Steps to help renters will just add costs until there is more property to go around.
'Sort land prices, housing will follow'
Kiwibuild is only needed because no one will fix the land cost, economist says.
Village planned for Mangawhai
Housing, a business park and retail centre planned for fast-growing seaside community north of Auckland.
Day-dreams that aren't quite free
For some people, a location where you can live and earn is the dream.
Facebook's Soros smear: Report
Facebook-hired firm linked critics to George Soros, a target of anti-Semitic vitriol, report says.
Myer put on trading halt
Struggling department store on trading halt after leaked figures show sales decline.
'NZ is open for business' - PM
Jacinda Ardern is building the case for open trade in talks with China and the USA.
Teslaquila coming soon: Musk
Want to sip on a Teslaquila while waiting for Mars to be colonised? It may be a while.
Following on from the Top 30 accounting firms announcement for 2018, we take an in-depth look at the changing field of accountancy.
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