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China to borrow more to shore up economy, boost banks

Financial Times: Minister of Finance Lan Fo'an gave few details on the amount of funding.

Boeing slashes jobs and delays 777X programme

Financial troubles have escalated at Boeing, which now faces industrial action.

Notorious Kiwi conman Wayne Eaglesome now in Czech Republic

Man parole board calls "prolific high-risk confidence man" spotted in Prague.

Diana Clement: Doom Spending and Stealth Wealth? The in-trend financial jargon

OPINION: The creation of new financial terms has gone into overdrive.

Bruce Cotterill: The orange cone mentality holding NZ back

OPINION: Health and safety rules are costing businesses hundreds of millions of dollars.

'Gut-wrenching': Newlyweds say caterer scammed them out of wedding deposits

Police urge people with complaints about wedding caterer to come forward.

Marcus Musson: Positive signs from China but forest owners should hold the high-fives

Sponsored content: Don’t go out and plan that trip to the Bahamas yet.

Better times ahead? NZ yield curve points to improved outlook

New Zealand's yield curve has continued to steepen after the RBNZ's rate cut this week.

Perpetual Guardian says donations rise sharply despite sluggish economy

Generous and humble: Kiwis among the biggest donors in the world despite nasty economy.

The rollercoaster ride ahead for Rainbow’s End’s new CEO

Susan Mudie talks to Tom Raynel about her plans to evolve the park for next generation.

Matthew Hooton: NZ First celebrates strongest position this century

OPINION: Labour voters and senior figures are being targeted to jump ship.

Landlord wins costs from tenant with unapproved dogs

Tenant has been told to pay more than $7500 to her landlord over the unapproved pets.

Annual food prices spike in September

Food prices have grown by 1.2% in the year to September.

Brain drain: A record 81,200 Kiwis departing as fewer migrants arrived

New Zealand's net migration continues to dwindle.

Tourism numbers up in August with Australians leading the charge

Visitor arrivals surged from five countries during the year.

The endless downfall of a crypto power couple

NY Times: He was a top exec. She was a policy expert. Now they both face prison time.

Markets with Madison: Spark

Telecommunications companies were considered a defensive stock in a recession, but now they’re losing their Spark with investors.

Have telcos lost their Spark?

A dominant telecommunications player is 'not a revenue growth story,' the analyst said.