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US Treasury bonds are being sold off. Here’s why it’s concerning

A new, unsettling red flag.

Hours from death: Apple Watch saves Hawke's Bay woman's life

A head start in race against blood cancer.

Qantas digs out the archives for 60 years of jets to New Zealand

Qantas marks a milestone from the early years of the Jet Age.

Wattle Park developer liquidated: Kiwibank owed $3.6m, Inland Revenue $1.09m

Project completed in January 2022 but developer blames Covid and the downturn for debts.

'Extreme carelessness:' Restaurant owner knowingly served toxic food

Judge: Xinchen Liu was “somewhat cavalier with the health of her staff and the public”.

Market Close: Why interest rate cuts couldn't boost NZ sharemarket

The NZX slides despite some rate relief.

'Tariff wars miss the point': Zuru co-founder Nick Mowbray criticises US tariff plan

Zuru has factories in China, which is in line for a US tariff of 104%.

‘Super exciting’: Accor eyes growth with NZ convention centre boost

He manages Accor’s core hotels in 48 countries, including 1300 hotels.

Shocking: Alpine Energy owes electricity customers $16.9m after accounting error

Commerce Commission warns Alpine Energy over "serious and preventable” breaches.

‘Dream does not become reality’: Steve Evans on Clever Core failure

'Thanks to all who believed in it like me, worked in it, and supported it.'

BA-Qatar airline alliance gets extension from NZ Government

Three airlines in new deal as big changes roll out for civil aviation rules.

NZ hydro-power generation gets a boost

Much-needed rain has taken some pressure off the national electricity grid.

The grid-scale solar farm installing 1600 panels per day

Plus the big investors behind the private project.

‘All careers end in failure’: Finance guru on how to retire comfortably

Financial expert Martin Hawes on three big mistakes people make planning for retirement.

Contractor left carrying can in Auckland Zoo loo design debate

Construction of accessible bathroom at Auckland Zoo triggers year-long standoff.

Steven Joyce: Supermarkets should front-foot a break-up before legislators arrive

OPINION: The big challenge is a third player having enough scale to compete effectively.

$6.6t rout: US stocks plunge for second day as China retaliates, Fed issues inflation warning

The US$6.6t two-day rout is only rivalled by 2020's pandemic meltdown and the GFC

‘Ugly week’: How NZ shares weathered the storm of US tariff turmoil

The S&P/NZX 50 closed at 12,225.28, down 113.29 points or 0.92%.