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Push for shareholder votes on executive pay: Auckland Airport promises more transparency

Company not keen on Australian rules allowing shareholders to vote on top pay.

'Skyrocketing' rise of Temu revealed in new figures

Temu received a zero in the Baptist World Aid Ethical Fashion Report.

Uber explored possible bid for Expedia in ‘super-app’ growth push

Financial Times: Buying the travel website would be Uber's biggest deal.

Can remote workers reverse brain drain?

New York Times: When remote workers were paid to move to Tulsa everyone came out ahead.

Genesis Energy pares back retail arm

Genesis Energy is paring back jobs in its retail arm.

‘Off the charts’: How Trump tariffs would shock US, world economies

'To me, the most beautiful word in the dictionary is tariff.'

Air NZ executive stepping down after 20 years

Executive who started as state manager will leave after 20 years with flag carrier.

Pound falls as UK inflation declines more than expected to 1.7%

Financial Times: Core inflation was lower than economists’ expectations.

Economists warn of lasting economic changes after New Zealand’s high inflation

‘Never seen such a sustained period of financial stress.’

Du Val's inner circle: The key players in the collapsed property empire

Kenyon and Charlotte Clarke's key people in Du Val Group.

What to consider when picking a home loan rate

The OCR cut of 50bps is great for interest rates, but what does it mean for buyers?

Opinion: How markets duck and dive depending on who wins the US presidency

OPINION: History can give us a steer on how markets react to US election winners.

Air New Zealand versus Jetstar - which has been most reliable?

New government figures for domestic airline performance have been released.

Kiwifruit company Seeka lifts earnings guidance, pays dividend early

Top fruit quality this season brightens outlook.

Consumers Price Index inflation falls to 2.2%

Inflation fell to 2.2% year-on-year, well below the June quarter and also slightly below consensus forecasts of 2.3%. Video / Alyse Wright

'End of crushing price rises' as inflation falls

Inflation was down significantly in the latest quarter.

Google orders modular nuclear reactors for its data centres

Financial Times: The tech giant signs a deal with Kairos Power for seven plants.

Three graphs that explain NZ’s economic crisis

OPINION: Macroeconomic policy refers to key relationships governments can influence.