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Groser has big concerns about dairy in TPP
Trade Minister Tim Groser says he has concerns that New Zealand's market access for its dairy products under the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) could be sewn up in private talks.
Michael Potts: G20 NZ's chance to make a real difference
In a few weeks, Australia will welcome leaders of the world's major economies to Brisbane for the G20 Summit.
NZ eyes a $2 trillion trade prize
NZ exporters will have better access to up to more than $2 trillion worth of government contracts, with a trade deal signed two years ago expected to come into force soon.
NZ trade deficit widens
NZ's monthly trade deficit has widened more than expected as falling prices for logs and dairy products weighed on exports.
Siah Hwee Ang: Cultural fit not black and white
It is well established that "cultural differences" exist between New Zealand and Asia, which of course must be taken into account when an organisation seeks to establish itself in the Asian market.
Auckland Airport confirms earnings guidance
Auckland International Airport has confirmed it’s likely to deliver an underlying net profit of between $160m and $170m this financial year,
Departing MPs' one last spend-up
Departing and defeated MPs went out with a splurge on the taxpayer tab, with Mana leader Hone Harawira the biggest-spending MP, new expense details show.
Rates tipped to stay low on weak CPI
Interest rates in New Zealand are likely to stay lower for longer, after today's unexpectedly low inflation numbers were released.
LVR policy dampened inflation - Wheeler
The Reserve Bank's introduction of limits to low-equity mortgage lending last year had "a dampening" impact on house price inflation, Graeme Wheeler said today.
Rockefeller to speak at NZ philanthropic conference
A fifth generation member of the famously rich Rockefeller family, will speak to a New Zealand philanthropic conference next April.
S Korea trade deal tipped to be imminent
A long-awaited free trade agreement between New Zealand and South Korea appears close to being inked following talks in Seoul last week.
Bad banana deal wins NZ trader $450k
A New Zealand exporter has won a $450,000 judgment against the suppliers of "defective" Philippine bananas.
China trade needs more than logs and milk
Two-way trade with China has doubled every five years since the early 1990s but the historic growth rates may not continue.
Dollar rises against yen as global sentiment improves
The New Zealand dollar gained against the Japanese yen as improved US economic data bolstered sentiment on global growth.
Corolla still in top gear after 26 years
The Toyota Corolla is New Zealand's most popular car for the 26th year running, latest figures reveal.
Will more Chinese snap up NZ houses?
An economist says China's plans to ease the restrictions its citizens face when investing overseas will see more Chinese money flowing into NZ's property market.
Anton Blijlevens and Jack Shan: Enforcing your rights at Chinese trade fairs
Kiwi companies are increasingly turning to trade fairs in China as a gateway to the international and Chinese market.
Dairy prices level off at latest auction
World dairy prices showed signs of levelling off today with the GlobalDairyTrade price index gaining 1.4 per cent at the fortnightly auction.