Debt-laden Synlait Milk hits all-time low – Market close

The NZ sharemarket was in a lacklustre mood and posted a near half per cent fall. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Less red tape, more certainty: Brooke van Velden outlines workplace priorities

The Employment Relations Act and Holidays Act will both be put under the microscope. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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The battle for structured literacy funding

Structured literacy is beset with trademark issues. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Port of Auckland latest financial report echoes New Zealand’s economic squeeze

But port confident of delivering its budget and financial targets for FY24. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Digital nomads: Living and working while exploring the world

'I get the work done, whatever it takes' Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Telegram hits 900m users and nears profitability as founder considers IPO

Pavel Durov grants a rare interview to The Financial Times. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Former workers for Temu owner PDD suffer surveillance and financial ruin over non-compete agreements

Financial Times: Low-level workers face high cost for leaving tech companies for rivals. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Jarden Wealth Weekly: The questions paving the road ahead for financial markets

OPINION: Five key questions we're asking. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Why the Ministry for Regulation will be treble the size of the Productivity Commission

The old ministry had 22 staff, but the new one will have around 60. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Fast-track bill: Shane Jones calls for trade-offs between ‘nimbys’ and economic salvation

Aquaculture projects will be among first in line for consents. Source: NZ Herald Business News

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