Google-parent revenue tops $668 billion as AI spending surges
The company expects capital expenditures between US$175b and US$185b in 2026, double its 2025 spending, to meet customer…
Christmas debt spiral: 12,000 more Kiwis in debt in final two months of 2025
“While some seasonal deterioration is expected, it is important to reinforce the need for vigilance to stay alert…
Microsoft’s $381 billion rout exposes dark side of the AI binge
(Bloomberg) — Wall Street’s apprehension about the cost of developing artificial intelligence technology has been simmering beneath the…
Best digital detox retreats in Australia and New Zealand for getaways in 2026
From outback stations to alpine wellness sanctuaries and off-grid cabins hidden in bucolic farmland, these are the retreats…
AI spending frenzy could reshape the economy, Bridgewater CIOs say
Jan 26 (Reuters) – Spending on artificial intelligence by large corporations will continue to grow exponentially and reshape…
Mayor Tania Tapsell tops spending as Rotorua councillors election costs revealed
Smaller donations of $2000 were received from electricity company Unison, the Prince’s Gate Hotel and a personal donor,…
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Psychology of spending: How to create good spending habits and avoid keeping up with the Joneses – Mary Holm
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Fonterra’s Matt Bolger on the Mainland sale and navigating a complex trade environment – Summer Questions
What will be your biggest business challenges in 2026? In the immediate term, it’s navigating a pretty complex…
Boxing Day shopping falls 12.4% in 2025, loses title of most popular shopping day
“But for most other non-food stores in our network, their busiest days were still in the two days…
Foodstuffs North Island CEO Chris Quin on growth, the economy, election and Waiheke holiday
Attracting great talent to New Zealand and growing the great people we have is going to remain a…