Investors are trying to figure out what Trump's policies will mean for the markets.

Media Insider: NZME staff have been called to a meeting on Wednesday morning.

December saw the highest milk solids collected for the month since December 2020.

Liquidators have revealed new insights into the former directors of Landwork Civil.

OPINION: The pay gap is a crisis, hindering families and retirement savings.

Service sector survey and Seek job ads both point to a tough end for 2024.

Financial Times: Former colonial master starts probe into Apple 'blood minerals' claim.

Banks, supermarkets, house firms in the firing line: 'I am not trying to be a Karen.'

Seascape, Ikea, some big new buildings and a court drama loom.

Most ports are owned by local councils suggesting "public good" thinking over performance.

We can't say 'peak to trough' because we don't yet know if we have hit rock bottom.

The market still declined despite the corporate action.

Financial Times: Deportations, tariffs and cuts to regulation are expected to be ordered.

Can the electric biker maker still go postal? Crown agency owed $400,000.

Two of the country’s main private jet operators will pool their fleets.

Financial Times: Incoming President launched the token on Friday.

Oil company with colourful past set for court as liquidator cites tough times for growers.

Financial Times: Wealthy managers increasingly isolated from the less well-off at work.

Bringing Symterra to the skies: Government agencies face off against avian adversaries.

The loans were made to eight Du Val entities and were all unsecured.

We're just not ambitious enough, recruitment firm says.

December quarter inflation figures to shed light on where the OCR may settle.

Mei Hill talks to Tom Raynel about artradie and its marketplace, created by artists.

OPINION: NZ investors are urged to diversify globally after local returns lagged in 2024.

DAZN is buying Foxtel for A$3.4b, sparking Sky TV takeover rumours.

Morningstar data shows globally traded ETF flows hit a record US$1.5 trillion in 2024.

Aucklanders spend less on energy and more on transport.

Trump is positioning himself as a white knight in response.

OPINION: How do you ensure you won’t be living on cold baked beans in your final years?

All staff terminated as bad year for tech continues.

OPINION: We should be able to debate big issues in a way that ensures all voices are heard

Kumeu River chardonnays hold their own against premier French wine, but at a better price.

No one wants to hear about the economic environment his coalition Government inherited.

Shares in the company rose $1.05 or 2.77% to $38.90, its second-highest close.

Details revealed in application approved under new Fast-Track Approvals act.

Financial Times: US says Amex misrepresented some tax benefits, card rewards and fees.

25 media storylines for 2025; Worst PR response of the week; Air NZ comms boss taking off.

New York Times: Trump’s support for TikTok ​marks ​a stunning reversal from 2020.

OPINION: But cuts to the Official Cash Rate will take time to flow through to borrowers.

Should recent bond market volatility dent their confidence?

Research results give Australian industry stakeholders plenty to chew over.

The good stuff and bad stuff to watch out for in the year ahead.

OPINION: Luxon's State of the Nation speech should outline urgent, bold reform.

Volumes were steady with 22.9 million shares worth $98.56m changing hands.

Westpac senior economist Satish Ranchhod says inflationary pressures are easing.