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OPINION: Dairy prices and growing conditions are lining up to give the economy a boost.
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Scott Humphreys started the company with a wheelbarrow and a station wagon.
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Fruit prices go bananas but vegetable costs plummet.
Are tech companies banks' biggest competitors? ASB CEO thinks so
Debate rages over who should capitalise tech companies.
Headed for Oz: Kiwi departures continue to set new records
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Editorial: More Kiwis out of work – cost of Adrian Orr's inflation war becomes clear
OPINION: Jobless should remain front of mind when the RBNZ meets about possible rate cuts.
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Trump policies to clip New Zealand's growth - analysts
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'Market is crap' - house builder Classic Group drops staff numbers by 90
'We used to build 300 houses a year but we’re down to 70, 80, maybe 100.' - Cooney
Concrete production up, still below 2023 levels
Production of a key construction component picked up in the September quarter.
Jarden Wealth Weekly: Assessing the potential impact of Trump’s economic agenda
OPINION: A complex picture is emerging.
Auckland beachfront restaurant in liquidation – what went wrong?
Renowned chef Scott Denning puts his Mission Bay restaurant into liquidation.
Economic woes sour prospects for China's dairy farmers
Setback for an industry symbolic of China’s decades-long economic rise.
Bitcoin hits record high as Trump edges closer to full control of Congress
Financial Times: Cryptocurrency surges to U$80,000 for first time after decisive election.
‘Open for business’: East coast sounds call for tourists this summer
Small businesses across the East Coast say they are ready for a return to the summer boom.
Wall Street’s S&P 500 breaks through 6000 for first time
Financial Times: America's S&P 500 index had its best in a week after the US election.
'Stuck in a rut': Economists split on NZ's rate cut strategy
Inflation has fallen back into the RBNZ's 1% to 3% target band.
Liam Dann: The one bright spot buried in unemployment data
OPINION: Labour market data shows young people are returning to education as jobs dry up.
'Chronically underfunded': DoC asks public to pay to save critically endangered species
DoC has enlisted the help of a fundraising organisation to back some critical projects.
Revealed: Who will pay what to insure your savings
Nicola Willis solidifies her position in the competition vs financial stability debate.
Warehouse Group slows its sales decline but pressure still on
CEO positive but analyst says: 'It’s going to be another tough year.'
Cautious optimism as Briscoe Group’s result steady ahead of Black Friday
Rod Duke praises 'outstanding' achievement and says Briscoes has a point of difference.
Market Watch: Trump unleashes the Wall St bull ... how long will it run?
Watch: Liam Dann and Mike Taylor dissect the market fallout from Trump's big win.
Trump's return: What it means for global markets and NZ exporters
Trump's tariffs could inflate prices while hurting NZ exporters.
Will falling interest rates weaken bank profits? BNZ boss weighs in
Dan Huggins: Banks' abilities to cut deposit rates are limited in a competitive market.
Hamilton growth spurt calls for Waikato-wide approach to challenges
Hamilton crowned NZ’s fastest growing city for a second time.
Liam Dann: The Trump bump boosts our KiwiSaver ... but a big market showdown looms
OPINION: Beating political opponents is one thing. Now Trump faces a more powerful foe.
What impact will Trump have on the world economy?
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