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Economic concern sinks US stocks overnight
An agreement on the US debt ceiling did little to stem investors' concern overnight that the world's largest economy is faltering, which will hurt corporate earnings down the road.

Kathmandu earnings up as much as 36pc
Kathmandu said full-year pretax earnings rose between 31 per cent and 36 per cent on new store openings, favourable weather and better inventory management.

High dollar tough, says Key, but intervention won't work
Prime Minister John Key has acknowledged the high currency is tough for exporters, but said intervention by the Reserve Bank was unlikely to be successful.

Bryan Gould: An outcome no political salesman can disguise
It is a measure of how subdued is the national mood and how modest are our current ambitions that we expect so little of our elected governments.

Debt crisis could see dollar keep climbing - Key
As progress towards a debt crisis compromise builds in Washington, John Key says its greatest....

US crisis may not push NZ interest rates up - PM
Weakness in the United States economy from the government there cutting spending or defaulting on its debt will not necessarily raise New Zealand interest rates, Prime Minister John Key says.

NZ has first move on US debt crisis
Markets in NZ and Australia will be in the spotlight today to see how they react to last-minute attempts to resolve the US debt crisis.

Get The Answers: Kea helps export-focused SMEs connect to Kiwis abroad
Increasing numbers of start-up New Zealand businesses begin with their eyes on the world market from day one.

Billionaire Soros going it alone
Man who broke the Bank of England returns money to investors, to concentrate on philanthropy.

Crisis to rival 2008 credit crunch if US debt talks fail
Higher interest rates and an economic shock could be in store for Kiwis if US debt crisis talks fail.