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TikTok signs joint venture deal to end US ban threat: US media

Shou Chew told staff the joint venture lets TikTok keep operating in the US.

Why rising consumer confidence isn’t all it seems

Consumer confidence is now at its highest level in more than four years.

Kiwibank scraps plan for part-privatisation - for now

Reserve Bank rule change means Kiwibank no longer needs third-party capital to grow.

Patterson Wealth founder takes back control from firm under FMA probe

Craig Patterson has taken back control of Patterson Wealth, the company he founded.

Soaring power prices have cost country $5.2b in lost GDP, modelling suggests

High electricity costs have cut jobs and hit wages as production plants struggle or close.

'Stunned': RNZ board's 'robust' discussions on John Campbell’s Morning Report role; ZM radio boss departs abruptly

Sky Sport's content facelift; Westpac's big agency move; Warehouse marketing shake-up.

Matthew Hooton: Election timing, debt and coalition deals now hang on GDP staying hot

OPINION: The most logical day for next year’s election is October 3.

'Seriously rotten': Lawyers go head to head over Jim Grenon-funded TVNZ defamation claim

A lawyer for Julian Batchelor has rejected the suggestion of anything untoward.

Chateau Tongariro future brightens as Crown risk downgraded amid investor interest

Officials will brief Tama Potaka on a new request for proposals early next year.

GDP data is due today. Why should we care?

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

'Unsaleable': QE Health buyer walks after Health NZ refuses to transfer contracts

Health NZ disputes that its contracting decision led to QE Health's closure.

Warner Bros rejects Paramount bid, sticks with Netflix

President Trump has warned Netflix’s takeover could give it huge power in film and TV.

Waipareira paid bonus to allow Tamihere to settle campaign loan

Charities Services and Waipareira at odds on Tamihere's continued role at Trust.

LawVu hits $400m valuation as it buys fast-growing AI legal start-up

A Bay of Plenty start-up signs up some big-name global customers.

'Silly me': Peter Williams labels campaigner a 'nutter' after testifying for him against TVNZ

Ex-TVNZ host says he thought his conversation with news boss outside court was private.

From Labubus to robots: The quirkiest things we bought this year

Manurewa featured in six of the 11 top quirky products bought through Afterpay.