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Trump exempts smartphones, laptops, chips in China tariff backdown

Good news for iPhone maker Apple and others who make tech products in China for the US.

Small business success - How the Egg Project cracked it

The Egg Project near Himatangi Beach is a family-run organic chicken farm.

Nadine Higgins: Deposit rates tumbling – where do I put my savings now?

OPINION: Term deposit rates have fallen from 6% last year to about 4.3% now.

'Couldn't get his story straight': Playboy businessman's fall from grace

Prosecutors claim New Zealand victims bankrolled private jet and a Spanish football club.

Bruce Cotterill: US tariffs won't rattle NZ's market confidence

OPINION: Is tariff panic premature for NZ?

Jonny Wilkinson: The systemic barriers failing disabled New Zealanders

OPINION: NZ's disabled face healthcare crisis amid staff shortages.

On The Up: How a couple from Auckland now serve a small East Coast settlement

Taking it to next level: Te Araroa Four Square celebrates upgrades

Mary Holm: How to weather sharemarket turbulence

OPINION: Knowing when to invest again is impossible so it's better to stay put.

Inside the halls of power: Departing political ed on media, MPs, and those 1pm conferences; The Chase NZ snag

NZ Rugby TV rights battle heats up - a new broadcaster enters the fray.

Treasury keen on crisis time OCR cuts, not spending and money printing

The agency still can't pinpoint the benefits of the Covid-era $55 billion LSAP programme.

Markets with Madison: Tariff turmoil

Volatility in stock and bond markets has surged following President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement. Sean Keane explains why. Video / Alyse Wright

Trump’s tariff turmoil: Everything investors need to know

We dig into the impacts on stocks, bonds, rates and the hedge fund basis trade.

NZ market falls over 1%, US Tech stocks tumble and market retreats as US-China trade war worsens

'China does not want a fight, but it is not afraid of one either.'

Stock Takes: How Sharesies investors responded to ‘Liberation Day ’ convulsions

Sharesies investors have opted to play safe during convulsions on world markets.

Du Val unit buyer fears reneging on $850,000 contract

'Targeted and called repetitively by young Pasifika people who got my trust.' - Keil-Hall

Hart family business tips Hansells Masterton into receivership

Hansells Masterton is a contract manufacturer which also owns the Horley’s brand.

Explained: Why the collapsing bond market forced Trump's tariff turn

'Bond markets are widely considered to be the most powerful political force in the world'

NZME boardroom battle - Editorial independence and the key questions for shareholders - Opinion

OPINION: Are the proposed boardroom changes in the best interests of readers?