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'Disastrous during storms and crashes': Downer power workers face job cut proposal

Union says workers at nine depots across the North Island in talks over job future.

Second major bank cuts mortgage rates

Falling inflation today provided more good news as banks start cutting interest rates.

Inflation fall puts October rate cut on the cards - ASB

As the inflation rate drops close to the target range, calls for early cuts are growing.

Who loses most in Auckland Airport v airlines pricing stoush

Regulator says airport targeting excess profits of more than $226 million over five years.

'NZ's truly first high-rise fully modular block': $75m 16-level Moxy for Auckland

Modular units allow a much shorter timeframe for construction, planning consultants say.

'Passengers are paying': Airlines step up attack over Auckland Airport prices

Although regulator says work programme is reasonable, airlines insist it's too costly.

So much, so fast, all at once: Govt moves at breathtaking pace on housing market

Massive reforms are under way: what do people think, what's the reaction, what effect?

Inside Economics: SPQR and what data says about hospitality crisis; Markets make sense of Trump shooting

Opinion: SPQR disaster a taste of hospo's woes; How will Trump shooting shake up markets?

Cost-of-living crisis over? Inflation stable in June quarter, annual rate down to 3.3%

Hopes were high for a decent fall in the official CPI inflation rate.

Air New Zealand boss on delays: 'It’s got to improve – I accept that'

The airline fronts up to questions on delays and debit card charges and wheelchair policy.

Property Insider: How to still get $10k off a new house; apartment prices cut by 25%

One company is offering eligible buyers money for deposits so they can afford a house.

Scales sells two orchards to Craigmore Sustainables for $34m

Long-term agreement covers apple packing, storage and marketing.

Kiwibank to be sentenced in October over misleading customers

Some charges related to fees or interest for 'member package' agreements.

Wall Street gains as investors bet on second Trump term

Gunmaker and prison operator make gains as Trump presidency predicted.

‘If you try to make a show for everyone, you make a show for no one’

Financial Times: Netflix content chief Bela Bajaria presides over a US$17 billion budget.

Retail in the doldrums: Two popular Newmarket retailers shut up shop

There are clouds over retail throughout the country as consumers close their wallets.

China's economic growth slows in second quarter

Financial Times: China has grappled with weak consumer demand and a property slowdown.

Christopher Luxon vows to name and shame China over spying

Financial Times: Luxon says he wants to raise business awareness of the threat.