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Yet another warning has been issued to the big global players.
Aussies told to prepare for 'severe housing collapse'
OECD warns that crash could cause a "crisis situation" at financial institutions.
NZ won't escape fallout from Huawei affair
COMMENT: Arrest of a top Chinese executive threatens to reignite trade war
Editorial: Shane Jones should not be Santa Claus
Shane Jones has given a cheap loan to a dairy co-op that did not need it.
Kiwi vineyard owner must pay $3.3m to Vegas execs
Mahana Estates is on the market for sale and was tipped into receivership in September.
Keith Locke: We are too close to US in its feud with China
COMMENT: NZ is getting too close to the US militarily in its standoff with China.
A big warning sign just started flashing for US economy
Amid market exuberance following the trade-war truce, a sober warning sign has emerged.
Stock markets surge on trade-war ceasefire
A trade war cease fire and talk of a US interest rate pause have buoyed markets.
AA: Petrol price could go below $2 by Christmas
There have been 12 cuts already since a peak in October.
Top leaders agree to repair system
A non-binding agreement was reached after marathon talks by diplomats.
Body language experts reveal who ruled G20 talks between Trump and Xi
Reporters launch deafening barrage of questions at the US president.
Comment | The high cost to NZ of picking Trump over China
COMMENT: Is it worth risking our China friendship for fair-weather mate the US?
Liam Dann: Huawei just the start of NZ's China relations headache
COMMENT: China is not liberalising as the West hoped and this presents a challenge for NZ.
Audrey Young: Something has changed in China-NZ story
COMMENT: There'll be plenty to talk about when Jacinda Ardern finally gets to Beijing.
Trump says he's 'very close to doing something' with China
A possible trade deal is on the cards and expected to be announced on Saturday.
Could Fonterra sell Beingmate stake to Chinese government?
Beingmate talks with state investors could provide an exit for Fonterra.
Trump pushes penalties on foreign cars after GM announces layoffs
Trump plans to slap tariffs on Japan, South Korea, Germany and other countries.
A 'Kodak' moment for banks
Companies within the financial services industry must embrace emerging technologies.
Why I'm a China bull — John Key
Former PM Sir John Key talked China and Donald Trump at the recent Infinz conference.
Don't take those anxiety pills yet, NZ
Carl Tannenbaum talked China, trade and financial rumblings at the Infinz conference.
Collision course: China's rapid rise sparks warning over war with US
Rivalry between rising China and ruling US could lead to a catastrophic war no one wants.
Consultation to begin on NZ's post-Brexit FTA
Government seeking submissions on possible trade deal with Britain
Barry Coates: Concerns over trade deal have not gone away
COMMENT: We need fundamental change to our international trade and investment strategy.
PM: No China visit this year
No China trip for PM this year but relationship remains one of NZ's most important
China's slump - is the dragon running out of fire?
China's economic growth has slowed this year. Will the fallout hit New Zealand?
Hosking: Money talks in the Pacific and NZ doesn't have the coin
If we think we are a player here, we are dreaming.
Trade Me bid saves NZ sharemarket from Wall St fallout
A surprise bid for Trade Me has saved the share market from a sharp fall.
PM describes Apec trade spat between US and China as 'disappointing'
A trade spat between the US and China led to a failure for Apec to reach a consensus.
Ardern keen to make a difference during PNG stay
When the PM first visited PNG in 2013, she was not an international icon for feminism.
Jacinda Ardern set for an Apec like no other
Security tight as Papua New Guinea locals take to streets ahead of world leaders' visit.
Why petrol prices got slammed into reverse
We spend all year worrying about soaring petrol prices - why have they suddenly plunged?
Ardern: Upgrade first, then expansion
The second trade deal New Zealand signed has now been upgraded.
No clincher this year in RCEP trade deal
It is the importance of the players, not the quality of the deal, that defines RCEP.