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PM overseas again: Why his latest trip could be ‘hugely valuable’ for NZ – and the big names he may meet
Luxon will gather with a number of senior world leaders.
Editorial: Boardroom mood reflects in Government minister approval ratings
OPINION: Erica Stanford has been the best-performing MP, according to CEOs.
Oil surges after Joe Biden’s comments on Israeli retaliation
Financial Times: US officials expect a response measured enough to avoid escalation.
US port union boss Harold Daggett disrupting global trade
Financial Times: The powerful longshoremen president has closed some US docks.
'Match made in heaven': Exporters set to benefit from UAE trade deal
'We know that the people of the Gulf states are highly affluent.'
Mood of the Boardroom: How CEOs rate Luxon's performance
AS a former CEO himself, Luxon knows all about KPIs - so how has he performed as PM?
Businesses navigate geopolitical risks amid global instability
Boardrooms focus on assessing and mitigating geopolitical risks.
‘Our two biggest trading partners at war would be a nightmare'
Any disruption to China's trade with NZ would have far-reaching effects.
Miles Hurrell: Fonterra on a mission to strengthen trade ties
OPINION: Strong trade relationships are vital to his co-op’s success.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon finds right balance on geopolitical tightrope
PM Luxon has repositioned New Zealand closer to traditional security partners.
'Smart, strategic and vital to our interests': Winston Peters ‘in his sweet spot'
CEOs laud Peters ‘the best Foreign Minister New Zealand has ever had’.
BusinessNZ chief: Firms must take risks to revive economy
The new BusinessNZ CEO urges firms to take risks, saying 'business has a leadership role'.
NZ CEOs reveal their preferences for the next US President
Many highlight their support for Vice-President Kamala Harris ‘best of bad options'.
Middle East conflict could impact NZ exporters
Many of NZ's friends are hostile or indifferent to Iran and its proxies, analyst says.
Shane Te Pou: Time for our Koru Club Prime Minister to deliver
OPINION: For all the bragging, Luxon has come away empty-handed.
Bruce Cotterill: Luxon’s growth strategy vs Hipkins’ tax plans
OPINION: One proposes expanding the tax base while the other champions global investment.
Fran O’Sullivan: How do we get China in the door?
OPINION: Hurdles faced by Chinese firms and tourists are hampering bilateral relations.
Trumponomics: The radical plan that would reshape America’s economy
Financial Times: Critics warn bid to boost manufacturing could cause tensions.
Exports and imports both down, trade deficit at $2.2 billion
Kiwifruit exports helped stop the trade deficit from souring.
Fran O’Sullivan: NZ eyes closer ties with US amid Aukus collaboration plans
OPINION: The US presidential election has concentrated diplomatic minds.
McClay to meet Aussie counterpart in Rotorua
Pair to meet the annual Closer Economic Relations (CER) Trade Ministers’ meeting.
Current account: New Zealand’s spending deficit with the world widens by $269m
The current account deficit kept growing in the June quarter
Explained: Why would Kmart expand in this tough retail environment?
Boss from across the Tasman explains the reasoning behind Kmart's expansion here.
Colossal new Kmart for Auckland: Biggest NZ store planned
Vast new discounter to be built on greenfields site opposite Westgate Lifestyle Centre.
Ryan Bridge: Can MPs ever agree on infrastructure - or do we need a dictatorship to get things done?
OPINION: There’s one simple way to fix all our problems overnight: Let’s ditch democracy.
China’s new back doors into Western markets
Financial Times: How Chinese companies set up shop to get around tariffs and barriers.
New Zealand and China navigate trade ties amid concerns of foreign influence
The Chinese Embassy denied it was a competitor or threat to New Zealand.
First look: Inside Northland oil refinery post-shutdown
Marsden Point was once a hive of activity – now it's quiet and pipes are rusted.
Nailed it: The Bay's three top building apprentices have been named
Three Tauranga-based apprentices have taken out the top spots.
Soaring coffee prices force roasters to add lower-cost beans to blends
Financial Times: High-quality arabica, cheaper beans have both surged in recent months.
'Shouldn’t be paying it': Seafood industry not making the most of FTAs
Mfat estimates 40% of seafood exports to UK still paying tariffs eliminated a year ago.
Sold for A$170m: Fletcher's Australian plumbing business Tradelink
A$10m of the deal has been deferred and might not be paid till 2026, company says.
Red Sea turmoil impacts Kiwi shipping, Maersk warns of supply chain delays
Tauranga and Auckland ports experience knock-on effects of Red Sea tension.