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Pacific Edge cancer diagnosis firm shares plunge after US decision
Otago cancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge has lost key US Medicare coverage for its flagship test, and it's share price has fallen 63 percent in early trading. But it says it may appeal the US…
Users of hacked crypto firm get millions back
Cryptopia account holders have received $400 million worth of cryptocurrency from liquidators, more than four years after the firm was hacked and put in liquidation.
Economic slowdown expected in GDP figures
An economist says regardless of the September quarter results, recent evidence suggests the economy is past the worst.
Spark to sell remaining mobile tower stake to Canadian company
The sale is set to be completed in the third quarter of Spark's 2025 financial year.
Are the big Aussie banks ready for more govt scrutiny?
The country's big Australian-owned banks appear to be ready for further government scrutiny into competition in the banking sector.
Foodstuffs co-ops to appeal decision to block merger
The North and South Island co-ops have more than 500 stores and voted to merge operations into one national co-op.
ComCom to file criminal charges against One NZ
The commission believes the advertising campaign for the SpaceX service may have breached the Fair Trading Act.
Why NZ should worry, regardless of who wins the US election
The policies of both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris could have far-reaching consequences for a small, trade-dependent nation. Audio
Lower risk of another house price boom
RBNZ has released a housing update ahead of next week's financial stability report.
Super-sized OCR cut increasingly likely - economists
All the major banks - ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Kiwibank and Westpac - are picking a 50 basis point cut on Wednesday.
Du Val Group owes nearly $240 million to creditors and investors
The Auckland property developer and investor group was placed into statutory management last month.
'Not acceptable' - The Warehouse reports large loss
The retailer says the $54m loss reflects one its toughest years ever. Audio
'Just wrong': Orr hits back at 'flip flop' criticism
The Reserve Bank governor says criticism of the interest rate call this week are off base and there's been no u-turn.
Banks cut mortgage rates minutes after OCR drops
The RBNZ has come through with its first cut in four years, and retail banks are following close behind.
Manawa Electricty cuts earnings guidance after customer defaults
The company is setting aside money for a potential bad debt after an electricity retailer failed to keep up with payments.
How KiwiSaver funds performed in the June quarter
Morningstar's survey for the three months ended June showed the value of savings rose $3.5 billion for the quarter.
Unemployment rate keeps rising, hits 4.6%
The increase has been fuelled by a migration surged that's filled previous shortages in the labour market.
Job market cools, unemployment expected to rise further - economists
The unemployment rate is expected to rise to a near four-year high as demand for workers cools while the economy struggles under the weight of high interest rates.
Aussie takeover bid for The Warehouse falls through
An Australian private equity group's takeover pitch for The Warehouse Group has fallen through, despite backing from the retail giant's founder Stephen Tindall.
Briscoes thinking about Kathmandu investment
Retailer Briscoe Group is thinking about the future of its investment in struggling outdoor goods business KMD Brands.
Warner Bros. Discovery lost $138m in 2023 before Newshub closure
The owner of New Zealand television channel Three posted a hefty loss last year, as advertising revenue fell sharply and as it wrote down the value of assets.
Milk company prepares for vote with survival on the line
The company's survival is on the line.
'As bad as it can get': Services sector activity slumps
Activity is at its lowest level since the August 2021 lockdown, and significantly below the long-term average.
China wants New Zealand's help to join free trade agreement
But New Zealand is limited in how it can assist the world's second-biggest economy join 12 countries in the CPTPP, a trade expert says.