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Govt moves fail to slow momentum in China
China's manufacturing expanded at the fastest pace in six months in October.
China: An army rising from the grave
Many of China's terracotta soldiers are still waiting to fall in line, discovers Jim Eagles.
Accused taxi driver killer won't face death penalty
Auckland police say they have been assured by Chinese authorities that Zhen Xiao will not face the death sentence if he is convicted of murdering Auckland taxi driver Hiren Mohini.
Fonterra in $42m Chinese farm deal
Dairy giant Fonterra has released details of a $42m investment in a new Chinese dairy farm it says will soon house 3000 cows.
Stocks slide overnight as China hikes rates
Stocks in Europe and the US slid as China unexpectedly increased its benchmark interest rate and after Apple's earnings forecast fell short of some expectations.
The last fish supper
For years, we've considered fish to be a healthier, more eco-minded alternative to red meat and chicken, but today this has been called into doubt. Anna Hart finds out how we can enjoy seafood without a side-helping of guilt ...
Success: Making butter even better
Canary Enterprises' success is built on taking a familiar product, then adding value.
Runaway coming home
Accidental millionaire Kara Hurring is coming home and plans to be back before Christmas.
<i>Michael Pettis</i>: Slow and steady only way for China to go
The world must be patient with China...
<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: Bit rich for Goff to find voice now
Goff has spent much of the past week playing political football with two of New Zealand's major trading relationships.
Govt congratulates jailed Chinese Nobel winner
The NZ Government has congratulated controversial Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo after earlier saying it was waiting on advice.
NZ dollar holds above 75c as China toughens up on banks, Fed speaks
The New Zealand dollar held above 75 US cents as the greenback rallied after China boosted the level of cash that six of its biggest banks need to keep on hand.
China baulks at sharing the West's post-party hangover
What happens if two countries cannot agree on the appropriate value for their mutual exchange rate? All sorts of accusations start to fly around.