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Facebook fails again to detect blatant hate speech in ads

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Teslas with Autopilot may be recalled as crashes investigation ramps up

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TSB profit rises 7pc, bank pays out $12.5m dividend

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Market close: RBA's surprise hike continues to pinch bank stocks

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia's cut to its gross domestic product (GDP) outlook prompted bank shares to slide down the index, with the Australian reserve bank's dramatic 50-basis point hike flowing into New Zealand's market for... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Primary industry exports on track to hit $52b record high

By Sally Murphy of RNZ Primary industry exports are on track to reach a record $52.2 billion for the current financial year.The Ministry for Primary Industries Situation and Outlook for Primary Industries (SOPI) Report released... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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More counterfeit cash emerges in Napier

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Government locks in CCCFA changes; banks want lending rules relaxed even more

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Westland to suspend Gloriavale milk collection indefinitely

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