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Early Business News for 14 March 2019
6:21 AM.An early look at the day's business news and a catch up on overnight action on global markets.
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Evening business for Wednesday 13 March
5:32 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Business briefs
12:25 PM.Annual food inflation has risen at its fastest rate in 10 months. Audio
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Midday Markets for 13 March 2019
12:23 PM.For the latest from the markets we're joined by Michael Grace of FNZC. Audio
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Taxi companies revolt against Uber at Auckland Airport
12:20 PM.Auckland Airport is making space for Uber to pick up and drop off passengers and compete more directly with taxi companies. Audio
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S&P high risk investors pose risk to global economic stability
12:19 PM.A global ratings agency says investors chasing higher yields in a low interest rate environment pose a significant risk to global financial stability. Audio
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Seeka buys packing and coolstore operation
12:18 PM.Kiwifruit company Seeka has bought a packing and coolstore operation near Tauranga for 25-million dollars. Audio
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Bust trading platform used investor money to fund business
12:17 PM.The administrators of the failed Australian online trading platform, Halifax, say there's a shortfall of about 20-million-dollars with investors' money apparently used to keep the business afloat. Audio
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Markets Update for 13 March 2019
8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Business News for 13 March 2019
6:49 AM.Expatriate businessman Eric Watson faces a massive tax bill after the High Court rules his restructuring using Caribbean companies was a way to avoid $51m in tax. AMP slims down and reinvents its NZ… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 13 March 2019
6:20 AM.An early look at the day's business news, and a catch up on overnight global market action. Audio
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Evening business for Tuesday 12 March
5:36 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Business briefs
12:25 PM.The transport sector continues to signal an economic slowdown as the year goes on. Audio
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Midday Markets for 12 March 2019
12:22 PM.For the latest from the markets we're joined by Andrew Austin of FNZC. Audio
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GBP set for bumpy ride over week of Brexit votes
12:20 PM.The British government's attempts to get changes to its Brexit deal are going down to the wire. Audio
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Dan Carter backed company plans drycleaning acquisitions
12:19 PM.The drycleaning delivery service Laundromap has outlined ambitious plans to expand throughout Australia and New Zealand. Audio
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Briscoe Group makes record profit on improved margins
12:17 PM.The Briscoe retail group has made another record profit, but warns margins will be tested by growing economic and financial pressures. Audio
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Markets Update for 12 March 2019
8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Business News for 12 March 2019
6:49 AM.The Superannuation Fund opens up about how it votes at company meetings. Eat My Lunch looks at a physical shop and overseas expansion. SkyCity Entertainment says it can't wait for government action… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 12 March 2019
6:20 AM.An early look at the day's business news and a catch up on overnight financial market action. Audio
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Business briefs
12:25 PM.The telecommunications company Spark says its sport streaming platform may not launch this week as planned, in time for the Formula One Australian Grand Prix race. Audio
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Midday Markets for 11 March 2019
12:23 PM.For the latest from the markets we're joined by Andrew Austin from FNZC. Audio
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Kiwi exporters looking to Russia, South America
12:22 PM.A company that hires translators around the world to help Kiwi companies enter new markets, is noticing a shift towards Russia and South America. Audio
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Build-to-rent to small a profit for big property developers
12:20 PM.Property Investors are unlikely to be attracted to building homes to rent, because it isn't profitable enough. Audio
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Electric Kiwi builds business depsite high churn rate
12:19 PM.The country's big power retailers are fighting tooth and nail to hold on to their customers in the face of concerted competition from new operators. Audio
