FarmRight converts Mid Canterbury dairy farm to plant T&G apples
Fresh produce giant T&G Global is expanding its operations in Canterbury.
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Low-carb beers on the rise as brewing now 0.9% of GDP
Over half of all breweries are now also involved in tourism as the sector keeps growing.
Failed Hamilton aquabike maker Manta5: Liquidators brace for millions in warranty claims
More details emerge around failed startup.
Apple profit climbs but sales miss expectations
Apple profit exceeds NZ$64 billion in just one quarter.
Big-ticket items a no-go as consumer confidence falls
More Kiwis now think it's a bad time to buy a major household item in bad news for retail.
Sprinkler dispute at Auckland Viaduct apartments: $23k claim dismissed
Unit had been altered with a wood roof and deep roof beams, minimalist design sprinkler.
OpenAI seeking US$40b in new fundraising round: report
The funding round would value the company at US$340b.
'Fantastic step forward': Wool sector celebrates Kāinga Ora decision
Federated Farmers says the news is "a shot in the arm for the strong wool sector".
Gold price hits new record over $2850 on tariff uncertainty
Inflationary concerns about Trump’s policies may be driving gold up.
Best of Markets with Madison: Energy
The crisis continues – so what are the solutions?
Editorial: NZ for sale - Should we sell state assets? If so, what?
OPINION: Privatisation decisions need to be about more than just the price on offer.
Stock Takes: Better times ahead for NZX-listed dairy companies?
Synlait is back in action after a terrible 2024, while trade tension overhangs FPH.
‘Over $400 a month’: Economists see mortgage savings boost to economy in 2025
Two economists have crunched the numbers on mortgage costs in 2025 and the news is good.
Matthew Hooton: NZ needs a strategic approach to building wealth like Singapore's Temasek
OPINION: National, Act, NZ First and even Labour could achieve a historic agreement.
Cannonball run record holder, iPod creator hit NZ in 4X4s, looking for new scores
Venture capitalists go on a road trip, looking for the next big thing.
Market close: NZ stocks fall as Aussie counterparts hit new record
The New Zealand sharemarket posted its fourth decline in five trading days.
Meta will pay $44 million to settle Trump lawsuit alleging censorship
The settlement is a major concession by Meta after it had suspended Trump's account.
Sold to PAG: New Wynyard Quarter offices, no sale price declared
New Wynyard Quarter building is nearing completion, sold well before One NZ shifts in.
Bank switching among mortgage holders hits record high
Floating or going short term makes it easier for borrowers to change bank.
Burger demand fuels trade, US overtakes Australia to be NZ's second-biggest export partner
New Zealand recorded a rare trade surplus last month.
Tesla results miss estimates, Meta posts big profit
It was a mixed year for Elon Musk's vehicle company.
The baby gap: Why governments can’t pay their way to higher birth rates
Financial Times: Governments struggle with declining birth rates despite incentives.
Why a small typo on Kiwiburger packaging went unnoticed for two years
McDonald's will correct the error for future Kiwiburger promotions.
Watch: DeepSeek AI answers controversial questions – then retracts its responses
Plus: OpenAI alleges Chinese newcomer crimped from ChatGPT.
'Ripples of backfill' - who's moving Auckland CBD offices
Mansons TCLM’s completion of the new FNZ Centre had a big impact on tenancies in the city.
Fonterra announces plans to slash fossil gas use by 38%
The conversions are at Edgecumbe and Fonterra’s Whareroa site in Taranaki.
Fed Chair Powell says no hurry to adjust rates
'We're going to wait and see,' central bank boss says in response to Trump economics.
‘Open season on renters’: No-cause eviction rules spark debate
No-cause evictions are reinstated, allowing landlords 90 days' notice.
Work to start on NZ's biggest solar farm in 2025
It would create enough power to supply the equivalent of about 35,000 homes.
'Massive revitalisation’: The new builds changing the face of Tauranga
Tauranga's city centre is seeing a massive revitalisation for private and public projects.
Sales teams see ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ after tough 2024
A survey of New Zealand's leading sales people shows economic optimism is growing.
Where it all began: The origins of forestry, NZ’s third-largest export
Kaingaroa lies at the heart of New Zealand's forestry sector.
Elon Musk-led car company opening soon in vast new retail hub
Vehicles about to arrive at the new Westgate premises.