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In the red: past-due column grows ahead of Christmas

The number of arrears increased by 3000 last month to 461,000 borrowers, with one in eight borrowers now facing letters of demand.

Brent Melville Tue, 03 Dec 2024

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FSC culture review about ‘processes’, not staff exits, says chair

Financial services industry lobby group says people leaving were not ‘running for cover’.

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HTK Start Up and Startmate partner to drive inclusive investment

‘Our goal is to empower individuals from diverse backgrounds to invest in startups, thereby diversifying the investment landscape.’

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Second wave of corporate failures looms: liquidator

‘There were certainly many, many people that were floated across the pandemic because of government support and now that tap is turned off, they’ll no longer able to survive.’

Nicholas Pointon Fri, 03 Nov 2023

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Grocery Commissioner talks tough on competition

Van Heerden, in Sydney, chided supermarkets on pricing and said he will also study the liquidation process of the failed Supie business for any lessons for regulators.

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General Business

High-profile chef’s Newmarket restaurant fails

Nic Watt’s Inca Newmarket, which recently won a local business award, was placed into the hands of liquidators this morning.

Nicholas Pointon Thu, 02 Nov 2023

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Eurekly goes into ‘hibernation’

Austen Clarke’s much-hyped online education platform has gone to ground.

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NZ not reconsidering membership of Asian infrastructure bank

Kiwi CFO of US$100b Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank says one country cannot dominate decisions, despite allegations of Chinese undue influence.

Will Mace Thu, 02 Nov 2023

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Donor stumps up $150k for Supie workers

Staff should be paid out by next week thanks to the anonymous donation, voluntary administrators say.

Maria Slade Wed, 01 Nov 2023

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Chinese-owned science park developer comes to NZ with big ideas

TusPark is the world's biggest developer of incubators, science parks and ‘technology cities’ – and wants to see one established here.

Dita De Boni Wed, 01 Nov 2023

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