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TikTok faces US lawsuits for harming youngsters

States accuse the company of deploying addictive features to keep children watching.

Battery makers aim to ease EV anxieties with 5-minute charge

Financial Times: Industry says superfast charging for electric cars is on its way.

Star backing: Cliff Curtis gets on board with build-to-own newcomers Bloxx

Is build-to-own the solution to unaffordable housing?

Richard Prebble: Why Luxon’s 90-day plans need to be bolder

OPINION: Closing the gap with Oz will take years but narrowing it each year is achievable.

Inside Economics: Could petrol prices and AI bubbles ruin the economic recovery?

The global economy is on a roll with strong US data and China stimulus ... can it last?

Payments giant Stripe puts boots on the ground in NZ

It’s just the start of a push to expand its presence here.

Hydro reversal: Lake Pūkaki makes up for lost water

Favourable power generating conditions have put downward pressure on prices.

Market close: Steady trading updates not enough to stop sharemarket falling

Markets faltered on the news that China was not delivering further economic stimulus.

American bakery chain Cinnabon to open first NZ store

New Zealand will be the 54th country to get a Cinnabon franchise.

Retirement Commission: New homes fail to meet downsizing needs

New builds of smaller homes won't cater for changing demands of older people.

Political Roundup: What business is lobbying government for

OPINION: Here are the Top 18 takeouts about what CEOs wants from government.

Editorial: Boardroom mood reflects in Government minister approval ratings

OPINION: Erica Stanford has been the best-performing MP, according to CEOs.

Singaporeans pay $40m for 24.9% of five-village retirement chain

'This is a capital-intensive business. We really want to expand' – chairman Bill McDonald.

Greg Smith: Why the Reserve Bank should cut interest rates by 1.5% by Christmas

OPINION: Are we at a stage of this cycle where a more dramatic approach is needed?

Whale watching while picking winter-grown greens

'People have seen whales out there and a lot of dolphins. It’s absolutely fantastic.'

Jarden Wealth Weekly: Future-proofing your retirement - how much is enough?

OPINION: The initial phase of retirement is often the most active and vibrant.

Market close: NZ stocks drift as investors sit tight

The NZ sharemarket fell to start the week ahead of the OCR announcement.

NZ business' warm response to wide range of projects eligible for fast-track application

Fast-track bill aims to give swift approval to major projects of national significance.