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Donald Trump dramatically escalates trade war with China
Trump has instructed officials to consider deepening trade actions against Beijing.
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The Facebook data scandal is nothing compared to this much larger online giant.
Kiwi pharmacy brand not fazed by Chemist Warehouse
Group manager of Green Cross Health says its pharmacies will take on Chemist Warehouse.
Local banks beat Aussie giants in satisfaction survey
Customers with local banks are happier than those with the Aussie giants.
Big Read: The money man measuring your well-being
Going beyond money: Treasury hopes to lead the world with new ways to set policy
Matthew Hooton: Fiscal anchor sinking Labour
Government's fiscal problem is rapidly turning into a political one.
NZ shares drop; Fletcher at 9-year low
Fletcher dropped 0.4 per cent to $5.76, the lowest it has closed since March 2009.
Aviation regulator targeted by industry group
The group says the authority is failing and trust is at an "all-time low".
NZ dollar gains against Aussie
The NZ dollar rose against the Australian dollar as investors fret about trade war impact.
Lyttelton Port workers plan second strike
A second strike is being planned over pay and rosters.
Will US-China trade stoush end in war?
COMMENT: Trump's tariff warfare against China has little to do with trade.
Orion can return to profit without raising capital: CFO
Orion Health Group can reach profitability with further cost-cutting, says CFO.
Like your vices? Best not shop in New Zealand
New Zealand is the second most expensive country to buy a basket of vice goods.
Trade war: China Eastern hints at route, aircraft changes
China Eastern chief warns of route and aircraft changes if US trade war affects business.
Govt declares labour shortage in Tasman amid bumper pipfruit season
The Tasman areas has been hit by a labour shortage.
How to tame industry giant Facebook
With 2.1 billion monthly users and US$40b in revenue, how do you tame a corporate giant?
US developer eyes residency after housing project
Businessman hopes development near Twizel will be the first in series.
NZ commodity prices rise in March
Dairy prices rose 3 per cent in March on a resumption of Chinese demand.
Call for Govt backing for cattle disease farmers in strife
"If a farmer needs to buy a new herd, now is the time to be doing it."
Trump's aggressive trade moves leaving allies feeling queasy
Trump's policies are creating backlash among allies and frustrating supporters.
NZ's biggest architectural firm laying off staff
One Jasmax staffer estimates 10-20 per cent of staff have been made redundant.
Auckland housing market perks up in March
The Auckland residential property market showed some signs of life in March.
What's behind the US-China trade fight
The United States and China have roiled financial markets and fueled fears of a trade war.
Six Warehouse execs paid more than $1 million in last financial year
There are a number of highly paid executives at the Warehouse Group.
Shane Jones lashes out at 'anti-Kiwi companies' shunning Northland
The Regional Development Minister has taken aim at Air New Zealand, KFC and The Warehouse.
The Warehouse to shut in Kaikohe, union anticipates up to 60 job losses
Union says 60 jobs to be lost.
$100k discounts on some Auckland properties: New QV research
Auckland sections and new houses discounted
Drivers who skip airbag recall risk failing WOF
The airbags can deploy unexpectedly, spraying passengers with shrapnel.
Wendy's staff may turn to industrial action
Action may be called if negotiations over lieu days break down.
Trade war: China retaliates to new US tariffs
China has accused Trump of damaging the global system of trade regulation.