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'Man-made disaster': How the shutdown ended
A 24-hour flurry of events added up to a breaking point in Trump's government shutdown.
Social media giants to merge
A new report reveals that Mark Zuckerberg will merge Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram.
How Aussie man went from $20 to $7m
His product attracted the attention of the Pentagon. Now he's worth millions.
'Total disaster': How a nation fell apart
Toilet paper is worth more than money, kids are starving. But it wasn't always this bad.
The lesson of Davos: China has arrived
The political failings of Europe and the United States dominated conversation in Davos.
How YouTube plans to combat conspiracies
YouTube is retooling its recommendation algorithm that suggests new videos to users.
Stick with sharemarket's ups and downs
Should I continue to deposit into my KiwiSaver when the market is down.
Bigger issues to deal with than emotive texts
Comment: Dowie situation should be dealt with internally.
Brian Gaynor: Houses and shares deliver a decade of growth
Houses or shares, which is the best investment? This is a recurring question in NZ.
Mount beachfront develop site said to be one of a kind.
High-density-zoned beachfront land at the Mount looks primed for development
Humiliating blow for Aussie retail giant
Myer's struggles continue as a prestigious brand cuts ties with the department store.
Auckland cafes are 'cheating' customers with gluten-free food
Many gluten-free cafes are selling items not suitable for coeliacs.
Reserve Bank extends consultation on controversial new capital rules
Submissions were initially due by March 29 but submitters now have until May 3.
FAANGs ready to reveal extent of decay
Results from tech giants will show how hard they have been hit.
Net migration continues to fall
Annual net migration slowed to about 43,400 in the year ended November.
Cryptopia investors worried by lack of info
10 days after the Cryptopia hack, it's still not clear how big the problem is.
Furloughed workers forced to take out loans at nearly 9% interest
Federal workers are scheduled to miss their second paychecks this week.
Govt plans tougher anti-competition measures
The government is considering adapting Australian competition law.
Oceania Healthcare's net profit plummets 97%
Oceania Healthcare's first-half result was down on property, wage costs.
NZ's wealth gap: It's have-mores v have-nots
Richest NZ households have more assets, but poorest have been left behind.
Lessons from our last housing downturn
Figures out this month showed a drop in the median sales price in Auckland.
Matthew Hooton: Ardern deserves a little champagne
Comment: PM's Downing St visit left no doubt about relationship with the UK.
Company results to shine light on economy
A window on the economy is set to open with the start of the reporting season.
AI to severely disrupt a quarter of US jobs
Among those most likely to be affected are cooks, waiters and short-haul truck drivers.
BuzzFeed, HuffPost announce layoffs
Recently, digital media companies have faced some of the same issues as newspapers.
No room for individual contracts in FPA proposals
Such changes would be a major shift for industries.
Pushpay Holdings leads NZ shares higher
New Zealand shares inched higher but trading was mixed as US shutdown sidelined investors.
NZ dollar stalls after NAB raises mortgage rates
The New Zealand dollar was dragged off its highs of yesterday.
'Sacrilege, crass, stupid': Opponents slam Rangitoto zipline
Rangitoto zipline and gondola scheme gets mixed reaction.
Man sacked for sharing salary details wins $30K
A Christchurch man won $30,000 compensation after he was sacked for revealing his salary.