Police integrity unit interviews grandmother Ebony Bennett in Northland baby death case
She said detectives arranging the interview, and those who met her for a preliminary discussion on Monday and…
Health NZ spending on locum doctors hits a new high, at $220 million
Dr James Irwin recently resigned as the last fulltime permanent gastro specialist at Palmerston North Hospital, a service…
Meta Platforms: AI Return on Invested Capital Is Uncertain (NASDAQ:META)
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) is a $1.7 trillion company. Its family of apps counts 3.56 billion daily active…
Media Insider: Australian public agencies face media heat over A$80,000 taxpayer spending on Jacinda Ardern-headlined women’s leadership summit
Her speaking fee was not reported, but The Australian compared ticket prices with Taylor Swift concert prices. “Passes…
Consumer spending falls 1.4% in June as retailers and hospitality feel winter chill
Fuel spending also fell in June, down 1.7% or $8.9m, although this continues to trend down from a…
IBM shares plunge 25% as AI spending boom disrupts business
That shopping spree pulled spending away from IBM’s higher-margin mainframe computers, the powerful machines used by banks and…
The ‘die with zero’ philosophy: Should you sacrifice retirement savings to enjoy life more now?
Workers are conditioned from the start of their careers to prioritize building a nest egg so they can…
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Meta Is Reportedly Building a Cloud Business to Rival Amazon and Microsoft — and a Way to Make Its Massive AI Bet Pay Off
For months, the knock on Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) hasn’t been its business. It has been the bill.…
Hospitality and accommodation spending drops sharply in June
Spending through Paymark among the food and beverage services group reached $743.6 million, down 5.4% or $42m on…
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Balearic economy showing signs of slowing down but is holding up well in the face of instability
The Balearic economy grew by 2.7% in the first quarter, a slowdown of two tenths of a percentage…