China weighs retaliation over Trump's tariff hikes
Chinese leaders have threatened in the past to retaliate if Trump raises trade barriers.
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Theresa Gattung in hospital after serious health scare.
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Arms race signals start of new cold war
Russia reveals nuclear cruise missile it claims is unstoppable.
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A2 Milk executives cash out of surging shares
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Trade war? Trump slaps huge tariffs on steel, aluminum
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Sky could partner with Amazon or Netflix
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ASB employs digital assistant
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New permits for houses rose 3.7 per cent, snapping five months of declines.
IHeartMedia prepares to file for bankruptcy
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Is this the most cursed job in the world?
It is fast becoming the White House role that no one wants.
Consumer confidence rises in February
New Zealand consumer confidence outperformed business confidence in February.
Phone scam: Kiwi conned out of almost $30,000
An Auckland man was conned out of $30,000 in a sophisticated international scam.
Australia facing 'diplomatic deep freeze' from China
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Farro Fresh deal to buy assets of Grocers Market from receivers
Mt Eden site planned to open in the next couple of months.
Cryptocurrencies cause deaths: Bill Gates
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A2 shines, Fletcher disappoints in earnings season
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Moon could get 4G network next year
The move is part of a project to eventually make trips to the moon commercially viable.
Are there enough hotel rooms for 2021 America's Cup?
A total of 3195 hotel rooms are planned to be built by 2021.
Cattle disease outbreak may cost $95m
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Hotel rates jump 11 per cent amid booming tourism
The average daily rate for a hotel was $190 in 2017.
Cause of CBL Insurance interim liquidation revealed
RBNZ asked for CBL Insurance to be put into an interim liquidation.
Dyson posts record earnings, set to open NZ office
Dyson made its 100 millionth machine in 2017.
Will you find your next job on Facebook?
Facebook claims one in four Americans now look for jobs on the social network.
Like a 'doll house assembly plant': The Auckland factory creating prefab homes
Once complete, the homes are shipped and dropped in place.
Milo loses its 4.5 star health rating
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