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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
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The Auckland residential property market showed some signs of life in March.
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Union says 60 jobs to be lost.
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Drivers who skip airbag recall risk failing WOF
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Wendy's staff may turn to industrial action
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Trade war: China retaliates to new US tariffs
China has accused Trump of damaging the global system of trade regulation.
Kiwi plant-based weight control supplement heads to US
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Dutton considering South African farmers as refugees
Peter Dutton is considering "several" applications from South African farmers for refugee.
Shares up on A2 Milk bounce-back
The under pressure share price of A2 Milk rebounded 3.6 per cent.
Dollar gains v greenback on trade war tensions
The dollar gained against the US amid worries about escalating US-China trade tension.
Thailand's aim to become 'economic engine room' of Asia
Opportunities for New Zealand companies in Thailand, an industry leader says.
MYOB Small Talk: Taking AIM at tax payment
The fourth in the New Zealand Herald's Small Talk video series - in association with MYOB.
Glitch wipes bank loans, credit history
Commonwealth Bank appeared to wipe the credit card and loan balances of its customers.
Trade war: US hits China with $68b of tech tariffs
Trump Administration escalates aggressive actions on trade against China.
Tesla revs up production of Model 3
Tesla has managed to ramp up production of its "mass market" Model 3 electric cars.
Govt operating surplus tracking ahead of expectations
The New Zealand government's operating surplus is twice what it was this time last year.
Julia Shallcrass: Addressing sexual harassment in the workplace
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Icebreaker's sale to US company gets green light
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Consumer confidence steady in March as Kiwis remain optimistic
Consumer confidence continues to recover from last year's weakness.
Skipping your morning coffee could save you $74,000
Skipping your morning coffee could save you $74,000 and shorten your home loan term.
New car sales rise in March
New motor vehicle registrations rose 1 per cent to 14,028 last month.
NZ's house market tops $1 trillion, Kiwis owe $248b in mortgages
Around a quarter of the $1.07 trillion market is borrowed in home loans.
A2 Milk's competitors face up hill battle
A2's competitors face an uphill battle, according to analysts.