Boeing woes weigh on credit rating as spectre of junk status looms
Financial Times: Weak aeroplane delivery figures this week could deliver another blow.
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Financial Times: Rampant inflation could push Nevadans to vote for Republican president.
Mary Holm: I’ve come into some money - how can I use it to help my grandkids?
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CBL civil proceeding adjourned until 2026
Ex CEO Peter Harris made a joint application to the High Court to adjourn IPO proceeding.
ANZ predicts interest rate cuts from February next year
Previously hawkish economists now see first OCR cut occurring in February, not May.
China’s plan to sell cheap EVs to the rest of the world
Financial Times: Chinese carmakers could end up dominating many emerging markets.
Brothers Beer liquidation: Major bank among creditors owed money
The pre-pandemic business was popular and expanded hospitality outlets from one to seven.
Opinion: AI’s biggest promise for consumers remains just that - a promise
Financial Times: An arms race is in full swing, but fundamental problems are unresolved.
S&P downgrades France's credit rating
S&P warns that France's debt ratios will only worsen in coming years.
Nicola Willis reveals she's had to field a complaint over Adrian Orr's conduct
A long-standing spat over bank regulation continues.
China’s army tests gun-toting version of robot dog
Financial Times: Debut of the robo-dog which the army has equipped with an assault rifle.
'True to their word' – infrastructure chief on Budget 2024
'Government appears to have recognised the deficit with roading and rail maintenance.'
Stocks sink as bond sell-off fuels jitters
Financial Times: Low demand for new Treasury auctions prompts retreat in major indices.
OCR cuts sooner than expected? Business confidence slumps in May – why that's good news
'There’s still a long way to go, but any step in the right direction is welcome.'
Toyota bets on new line of combustion engines in challenge to Tesla
Financial Times: Toyota unveils new fuel-based technology to be used alongside batteries.
Xi Jinping calls for quality jobs for youth instead of ‘bitterness’
Financial Times: President prioritises new jobs year after he told youth to toughen up.
Adrian Orr shares fiery 'letter to the editor' with bank bosses
The Reserve Bank governor says criticism of bank capital rules 'needs to be called out'.
Young women fall out of love with dating apps
Financial Times: Threats and unsolicited material often turn users off.
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Home loan interest rates have been the big story of recent years.
Labour’s Barbara Edmonds prepares to go head-to-head with Nicola Willis
On Thursday Labour's finance spokeswoman will face her first big public test in the role.
'Utter red herring' - Adrian Orr responds as bank capital saga resumes
Commerce Commission market study gives opponents of capital rules a platform.
Argentina’s peso plunges in warning light for Milei
Financial Times: Aggressive interest rate cuts blamed for black market volatility.
US says ‘time to break up’ Ticketmaster parent Live Nation
Financial Times: 'Monopoly' blamed for suffocating competition in live music industry.
Opinion: What can and can’t be learnt from Singapore
Financial Times: The island’s ultimate strength has been a lack of dogma.
NZ’s top finance professionals: The big winners at the Infinz Awards
The Institute of Finance Professionals hosted its annual awards dinner last Thursday.
Biggest US retailers cut prices as inflation hits shoppers
Financial Times: Analysts see two big retailers setting new tone after years of increases.
Calculated bluff or dose of realism? Why RBNZ isn't pencilling in rate cut until later next year
Economist notes this isn't the first time the RBNZ's talked tough before slashing rates.
PwC faces crisis in China over audit of failed property giant Evergrande
Financial Times: Role in approving failed property giant’s accounts has led to infighting.
Inside Economics: That lost 1994 Pak'nSave receipt, China's rebound, and are banks ripping us off?
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news.
New tech bill will allow consumers to share data
The new legislation will initially apply to the banking sector.
Fonterra 2024/25 milk price heading well north of $8/kgMS
Prices for a key ingredient of chocolate and icecream rose in a strong auction showing.
Amazon halts orders of Nvidia ‘superchip’ to await updated model
Financial Times: Delay gives investors jitters over potential ‘air pocket’ in chip demand.