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By Max BootLast year, Congress overwhelmingly passed, and President Joe Biden signed, legislation that would require TikTok’s Chinese owner, ByteDance, ...

Each fortnight, Victoria Carter speaks to someone about failure, disappointment and what they learned. This week, she talks ...

A group of 30 business organisations has written to the Government calling for urgent action on New Zealand’s “broken” ...

The New Zealand sharemarket drifted lower in light trading, the highlight of the day being a strong result from clothing ...

By Joseph Pisani, Liz Essley Whyte and Bob TitaPresident Trump announced many new tariffs on Thursday, including a large one on drugs from pharmaceutical ...

Port of Auckland and Ngāti Whātua laid on a ceremonial opening for the first fast-tracked project to break ground on Friday ...

Vital will be delisted from the NZX Main Board, with the final day of trading scheduled for October 3, 2025. Ordinary shares in Vital will be halted and suspended at the close of business on that day.

Synlait has successfully completed its bank refinancing, securing new funding arrangements totalling $350 million. The refinancing package includes a secured overdraft facility of $15m, two secured ...

The waiver is conditional on Vital releasing the announcement. The company said the reason for the waiver is that Tait International has commenced the Takeovers Code compulsory acquisition process to ...

Tait International's full takeover offer for Vital has closed, with acceptances received for 96.3% of Vital's shares and 100% of its share options. Tait must acquire and pay for the shares within five ...