World share markets are up again, after a good earnings report from Cisco and a positive US jobs report.

Global turmoil in global markets means the next OCR hike is now likely to be December, not September, say a growing number of bank ecnomists.

The first Briton to have his Twitter identity forcibly revealed by a court is seeking to sue the council that blew his anonymity and force a judicial review of the case.

Wall St has followed European markets sharply down overnight, with the Dow Jones falling 5.5 per cent, the Standard & Poor's 500 index down 6.6 per cent and the Nasdaq down 6.9 per cent.

Experts say the NZ stock exchange will not be taking a hammering when it opens tomorrow morning despite shockwaves from the US.

Higher interest rates and an economic shock could be in store for Kiwis if US debt crisis talks fail.

Barack Obama has warned of "incalculable damage", in a rare prime time speech, if the US debt...

A Mexican standoff in the US debt talks, with a potential credit ratings downgrade and a government default at stake, kept investors on the sidelines overnight.

The stakes are still rising in the game of financial chicken that now threatens the immediate future of the global economy.

A proposed Trans Pacific Partnership is the top trade priority for Barack Obama and John Key.

Closer NZ-US ties move up a notch with leaders' meeting and symbolic visit of Marines next year.

World markets were up overnight, as positive debt reports came out of the United States and Europe.

Apple's solid profits failed to take away investors' concern about the political wrangling in the US.