UK streetwear giant Superdry eyes up Q'town
UK streetwear giant Superdry eyes up Q'town
Streetwear fashion giant Superdry is gearing up to launch in New Zealand.
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Vodafone plans to move jobs to India: Insider
Vodafone plans to move jobs to India: Insider
Vodafone NZ's sweeping restructure involves "culling" hundreds of call centre roles and replacing some tech staff with "Indian counterparts", an insider says.
Capital gains fuels wider tax debate
Capital gains fuels wider tax debate
Since the release of the Tax Working Group's report last month the media has been rife with speculation on what the implications of a capital gains tax (CGT) might be.
Farmers feeling nervous in regulatory environment
Farmers feeling nervous in regulatory environment
A high level of nervousness is apparent in the rural sector around the regulatory environment farmers are facing, Alliance Group chairman Murray Taggart says.
Strong market for lamb expected
Strong market for lamb expected
A second consecutive season of healthy global lamb prices is being predicted, with continuing good demand from the United States and Chinese markets.
'Big apology' from Vodafone over outages
'Big apology' from Vodafone over outages
Vodafone has apologised to customers for a software malfunction that wiped out the internet connection to its customers nationwide this morning.
Oceana to extend Waihi exploration
Oceana to extend Waihi exploration
Oceana Gold has confirmed exploration spending of more than $US19million ($NZ28.1million) at its Martha mine site in Waihi, and at a nearby prospect over the next 18 months.
Southern economy likely to stay strong
Southern economy likely to stay strong
The economies of Otago and Southland are expected to lose some traction this year, but nevertheless remain within the strongest performing provinces in the country.
Scales, Alliance join forces to tap booming pet food trade
Scales, Alliance join forces to tap booming pet food trade
Invercargill-based meat processor Alliance Group is seeking to cash in on the world pet food boom with a $15 million dollar purchase of a half share in the Scales Group subsidiary, Meateor.
Big demand for Bluff oysters sends prices skyrocketing
Big demand for Bluff oysters sends prices skyrocketing
The Bluff oyster season comes with good and bad news this year - prices of the delicacy are sky high because the harvest will be half the total allowable catch, but there's optimism about the state...
Hotel to reopen as cafe
Hotel to reopen as cafe
The bright orange glow of a Dunedin country pub is history.
Swine disease expected to boost Chinese beef imports
Swine disease expected to boost Chinese beef imports
Stringent policing of China's borders, due to African swine fever, is expected to create further export opportunities for beef exporters like NZ Rabobank analyst Blake Holgate says.
Ten years of bull markets
Ten years of bull markets
The global bull market had its 10th anniversary this week, while the NZX hit record highs three times during the week.
MP says Landcorp is 'out of touch'
MP says Landcorp is 'out of touch'
Landcorp has rejected a suggestion by Clutha-Southland MP Hamish Walker that it is "out of touch" with farmers.
Rural broadband not up to Cup
Rural broadband not up to Cup
The broadband in around 40,000 rural households won't be good enough to stream Rugby World Cup matches later this year.
Port pile driver rare visitor to slipway
Port pile driver rare visitor to slipway
Port Otago's almost disused slipway at Kitchener St in Dunedin's upper harbour will have one brief visitor, the company's pile driver, Rahi Te Toha.
Good start to grape harvest
Good start to grape harvest
Central Otago's grape harvest is well under way and recent dry conditions are having barely any effect, Central Otago Winegrowers Association past president James Dicey says.
Pushing the envelope: Cost of posting letters rises again
Pushing the envelope: Cost of posting letters rises again
It will soon cost New Zealanders 10 cents more to send a letter.
Arrow's troubles: 'It's all the small guys that get hurt'
Arrow's troubles: 'It's all the small guys that get hurt'
A subcontractor is out of pocket and short one crane after being caught up in Arrow International's financial struggles.
Dunedin annual house price rises top in NZ
Dunedin annual house price rises top in NZ
Dunedin's house values have notched up the largest annual percentage gain of all the country's main centres - up 14.3% against February last year.
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