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Interest rates to rise as rock-star economy sings
The rock star economy will do fine under new management, says HSBC economist Paul Bloxham
NZ meat producers back revamped trade deal
NZ meat producers have welcomed the revamped TPP trade deal.
Call for 'closer look' at insurance sold via car dealers
Consumer is worried about add-on insurance products sold via car dealers
Fonterra targets Aussie with $179m expansion
Fonterra plans to spend $180 million on expanding in Australia.
Is Apple's smart speaker launch too little, too late?
Apple is releasing its smart speaker nearly three years after the Amazon Echo
Kiwis face nationwide fan shortage
Retailers are struggling to keep up with demand for fans across the country
Fast fashion fall-out: Clothing banks struggling to cope
Clothing recyclers are finding it hard to keep up with changing fashion trends.
Trump's tariffs may put solar power workers in the dark
The request for protection was opposed by much of the domestic US solar industry
Netflix binges as threat from Disney looms
The company says 8.5 million people signed up for its service over the past three months
Big read: Inside Facebook's year of reckoning
Zuckerberg's crusade to fix Facebook this year is beginning with a startling retreat.
NZ trailblazing a path towards equal pay
But a business lobby group is worried the government's gender equality plan won't succeed
Facebook must pay: Rupert Murdoch
Media mogul's call is a sign of the industry's growing frustration with social media
Watch: Nine-level units by Takapuna home to create 's***hole'
Takapuna homeowner complains of nine-level apartment block.
Auckland Airport's $407m Aussie sale applauded
Auckland Airport has sold its 24.6 per cent stake in North Queensland Airports
Professional house 'flipper' reveals secrets
His last property sale earned him a tidy million-dollar profit.
IMF warns global recession 'may be closer than we think'
IMF urges politicians and regulators to take action
Aussie tourists boost accommodation industry
Total guest nights increased to 3.41 million in November from 3.27 million a year earlier
Motorists to get compo for fuel that damaged cars
Customers to be offered compensation for bad fuel
Euro Corporation to 'vigorously contest' ComCom charges
The commission accusing the company of breaching the Fair Trading Act
Billionaire's burden: Mansions, money ... and misery
Anyone who made more than half a billion dollars should be smiling - but this exec wasn't.
Grant Robertson's unrepeatable words for Treasury
A coding error meant the benefits of Labour's package were overstated.
$45m dryer for booming sheep milk industry
The existing dryer processes about 900,000 litres of sheep milk each year
Apple CEO Tim Cook turns on social media
Apple seems to have ceded the social media landscape to Facebook
Demand for baby formula sparks Aussie anger
There are an estimated 80,000 Chinese personal shoppers known as "daigou" in Australia
Ryman and A2 Milk lead shares higher
The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 45.4 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 8,335.36
NZ dollar steady as investors watch Washington
US legislators remain at an impasse on a temporary funding agreement
Why is Vogel's bread cheaper in the UK?
Vogel's bread is cheaper to buy in the UK compared to local Kiwi supermarkets.
Insurer tipped to move more than 100 jobs overseas
Insurer IAG tipped to move offshore more than 130 staff from its Christchurch business.
Fonterra's Chinese partner forecasts bigger loss
Fonterra said Beingmate's forecast loss has widened again.