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TPP: Here's what the world is saying
Here's what the international media think of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
Here's what the international media think of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
The Government is eyeing up surplus Crown land to boost Auckland's chronic land supply shortage.
The release comes two weeks earlier than expected in a bid to counter opposition.
Local fund managers are not pushing the panic button despite plunging world sharemarkets and plummeting oil prices.
Prime Minister John Key says he will promote the merits of the TPP free trade agreement on the lower marae at Waitangi.
Sky City's been named as the location for Asia Pacific trade ministers to sign the Trans Pacific Partnership deal on February 4.
There are two different flavors of "supply side" economics.
The New Zealand forestry unit of Japan's Oji Group plans to invest $23 million to consolidate and expand capacity at its sawmilling and drying facilities in Otago.
Global shares retreated for a fifth day, poised for their biggest weekly decline since 2011.
Slower growth, lower returns, and more ups and downs could all form part of the investment roadmap for 2016, writes Mark Lister.
The number of people who oppose the TPP has gone down since the deal was concluded in October and the number supporting it has risen.
China cemented its position as New Zealand's top export destination in November.
Dairy prices finished the year on a slightly firmer note at this morning's GlobalDairyTrade auction, the GDT price index gaining by just 1.9 per cent.
New Zealand wholesale trade rose in the third quarter as a jump in fruit exports drove the biggest quarterly gain in sales of grocery, liquor and tobacco in more than 20 years.
A cartoon circulating on Twitter carries a warning for the oil industry.
NZX, New Zealand's financial markets operator, has increased the minimum volume of lots required in block trades of whole and skim milk powder futures, citing increased activity.
Dairy prices look to have finally bottomed out and tentative signs have emerged in the futures market that they may soon improve.
The Japanese government has drafted an outline of comprehensive policies related to the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade pact.
Twenty Chinese e-commerce companies have been invited to New Zealand to attend the Bank of China's (BOC) 'Building Online Distribution' event to be held on Friday.
New Zealand is boosting its development funding to the Asean region, Prime Minister John Key announced today,
The world is running out of storage facilities supplies of oil and may soon exhaust tanker space, raising the chances of a plunge in crude prices.
El Nino weather patterns have led to the driest monsoon season in six years, this has led many Indian farmers to cut back on gold consumption.
Sub-Saharan has had the fastest economic growth over the last 10 years.
Area labelling is sure to be extended in the upcoming free trade talks with the European Union, writes Audrey Young.
"The large number of documents released today amount to over 6000 pages of text and market access schedules," Trade Minister Tim Groser said.
Jane Kelsey explains what the EU has to gain from an agreement with NZ, which has almost no tariffs and Europe is the 2nd largest source of foreign investment.
Just as good as the RWC victory was the news that NZ and the EU are to begin working towards negotiating a free trade agreement, writes Phil O'Reilly.
Any chance of an upgrade in Fonterra's farmer payout became more remote today after a big drop in world dairy prices.