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Wellington chippy insolvent, blames Covid and Parliament protest
The fish and chip venue received $30,000 in funding following the anti-mandate protest.
Huge increase in cost of fruit and veges, new data shows
Food prices still rising faster than any time since 1980s.
Weaker US inflation data sends NZ dollar higher
The New Zealand dollar rallied by more than one US cent after soft US inflation data.
Average salary hits $70k - which regions are keeping up with inflation?
The average salary nationwide rose more than 6 per cent year-on-year.
Jarden Brief: Judge shoots down bid to block Call Of Duty move
In takeover intrigue, shares of interactive entertainment firm Activision Blizzard surge.
Jarden Brief: Stash the cash, mega-companies told as US imposes tougher new rules
Jarden Brief: Market shrugs off warnings about higher borrowing costs and fewer loans.
Liam Dann: OCR on hold or just holding on? Reserve Bank’s next rate call
ANALYSIS: Call this week masks a longer-term challenge.
Jarden Brief: US economy just too hot for some investors
More jobs should be good, right? Think again, as investors get jitters.
Retailers feeling it the most as cost pressures remain intense
The Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion shows retailers were the most downbeat.
'Walking an economic tightrope': Missed mortgage, credit repayments creep up
Climbing arrears return to Kiwi households.
Liam Dann: Global oil slump offers some respite as petrol tax comes back
Petrol prices are set to rise by around 29c a litre on July 1.
Government refrains from shifting Reserve Bank’s goalposts following remit review
The Government has made only minor changes to the Monetary Policy Remit.
Greedflation: The companies that are hiking prices the most
Some companies are increasing prices far faster than the rate of inflation.
Mark Lister: House prices have bottomed, but where might they go from here?
OPINION: Where the new 'normal' for mortgage rates might settle.
Why the recession might be good news for the housing market
Recessions aren't good but in the inflation fight, sooner might be better than later.
Recession, no great escape: GDP data confirms another hit to economy
New data shows lacklustre performance amid recession concerns.
Beyoncé blamed for stubbornly high Swedish inflation
Financial Times: Singer’s Stockholm shows drive up hotel prices.
Greedflation not a factor in rising prices, study finds
Rumours were growing overseas that corporates were price gouging - but not in New Zealand.
AA Smartfuel rewards deal with Countdown to end
The Australian-owned supermarket announced an end to its partnership with AA Smartfuel.
Cooking the Books: Why sharemarket has hit pause, how to make money from it
ETF trading has fallen around 75 per cent.
The Bachelorette NZ star on his next move to support rising designers
Fashion designer Richie Boyens says creatives face big hurdles in the business world.
Liam Dann: Why record migration won’t be an election issue
Immigration has never been an issue that divides neatly along left-right political lines.
Immigration running hot - can we handle 100,000 new Kiwis a year?
“This is a giant natural experiment," says Westpac's Michael Gordon.
Are businesses pushing up prices to take advantage of inflation?
Some are starting to wonder if businesses have become too enthusiastic with price rises.
Liam Dann: Is the age of low-interest rates over? Don’t bet on it
OPINION: Will sharemarkets ever sail the fair winds of low rates again?
Liam Dann: What peaking OCR means for mortgage rates
An OCR peak might be good news for mortgage holders - if RBNZ has got it right.
'On a knife-edge': Interest rate to rise, with prospect of more to come
The Budget was the "straw that broke the camel's back" for some economists.
Liam Dann: Why not live that deficit life a bit longer?
Opinion: This was a classic Labour Party Budget.
OCR headed for 6 per cent as migration boosts economy
Inflation has passed its peak but a stronger-than-expected economy will mean higher rates.
Liam Dann: Food prices are falling on global markets - why not here?
As global commodity prices plunge, local inflation puts more acid on the Government.
Annual food prices rise 12.5 per cent, largest increase since 1987
Fruit and vegetables and grocery prices leading the way.
Thousands of job cuts: The economic storm set to hit Kiwi families
The economic situation is set to become far worse.