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US Federal Reserve's wait-and-see signal kept the NZ dollar steady for the week.
Lime to host safe scooting summit at Eden Park
The summit is part of Lime's global investment into rider safety.
Trump resort allegedly hired undocumented workers
Two women who were in the US illegally when hired have spoken out.
Restaurant fined for breaching settlement with Labour Inspector
Vishnu Hospitality Limited now has 28 days instead of more than a year to pay $24,000.
New hope for Waiwera: operator and landowner set for talks
Work on the resort could re-commence in the new year.
NZ's richest man gives Otago Uni record donation
The donation is the most significant in the university's near-150 year history.
Stinging probe into Trump's fortune
The president is being accused of profiting from presidency.
Why your Apple products are getting more expensive
Many of Apple's prices have increased 20 per cent or more.
Graham McGregor: How to use viral marketing
A helpful marketing strategy that can quickly get your business positively promoted.
Petition launched to save Tip-Top
Fonterra has put Kiwi ice-cream brand Tip-Top on the market.
Matthew Hooton: Climate talkfest doomed to fail
But in New Zealand, a cross-party consensus is close on reducing emissions.
Brian Fallow: Investing in the climate
Comment: Govt's $100m green investment fund has a key focus: Cutting emissions.
Andrea Fox: Milking an iconic NZ asset
Tip Top was picked as the first asset to go when Fonterra declared a net annual loss.
Comment: Curbing your staff's sick leave
Absenteeism costs NZ workplaces around $1.5 billion per year, studies have found.
Comment: Farmers must regain prestige
Farmers need food several times a day and food to have been produced sustainably.
NZ shares fall on US-China trade tensions
New Zealand shares fell, joining a sell-off across Asia.
Lawyer fined and censured for sending 'intimidating' letters
A judge said the lawyer's actions were part of a "sustained campaign".
Māori-style pre-fab affordable house scheme launched
Firms combine to produce affordable, Māori-style pre-fab houses to Kiwi buyers.
NZX trading getting busier on lower value transactions
NZX trading activity grew by more than a third in November from a year earlier.
Trump's tariff push squeezes a weakening global economy
Stocks sank when Donald Trump reminded the world of his love of tariffs.
Google's robotic spinoff launches ride-hailing service
Waymo is introducing a small-scale ride-hailing service in the Phoenix area.
Salmonella warning: Tahini products recalled in NZ
There have been 38 cases of illness linked to the products in Israel and 5 in the US.
NZ commodity prices fall for sixth straight month
Dairy prices were at their lowest level in November since August 2016.
NZ sharemarket withstands Wall St woes
The predominance of defensive style stocks gave the NZX-50 a degree of insulation.
How much BNZ paid its Oz parent
BNZ reported a $1.03 billion net profit for the year ended September.
Economic chill dulls Chinese appetite for some luxury brands
It's a rude awakening for designer brands that increasingly rely on Chinese customers.
Freight company to pay $270K over forklift incident
A WorkSafe investigation found several safety failures led to the injury of a worker.