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What a Trump win will do to an already beaten-up NZ dollar

The kiwi has dropped by about 6% over the past month, driven by a strong US dollar.

Market close: NZ stocks fall as investors grapple with soft trading updates

The NZ sharemarket eased nearly 1.7% for the week.

Company director jailed over $1.6m tax fraud spent money on gambling, takeaways and liquor

Case involved PAYE of about 60 staff employed by business.

Maersk chief predicts intensifying trade tensions after US elections

Financial Times: Investors are worried about prospect of a full-blown US-China trade war.

BNZ’s push to ditch Gloriavale risks destroying the religious community

BNZ argues it has the contractual right to de-bank Gloriavale.

Construction company director gets home detention for invoice fraud

Invoices were generated based on the company’s forecasted data for the month ahead.

September red meat exports reflect complex global conditions

Meat Industry Association says there's still demand, but supplies have been constrained.

EU probes shopping app Temu over illegal products

Temu is at risk of being hit with large fines.

Matthew Hooton: Trump win would require NZ to double defence spending

OPINION: Nicola Willis will need to find another $5b a year to meet Trump’s demands.

Auckland man sent another ACC client’s confidential details after horror flight plunge

ACC says it's 'deeply sorry' for sending messages intended for another client.

Editorial: What a Trump or Harris win means for New Zealand

US Elections: How much do they really matter in New Zealand?

More than 450,000 Kiwis behind on debt repayments as festive season looms

Acute challenges continue to bite, despite falling inflation and interest rates.

Kim Hill's new gig, NZ media bosses on US endorsement palaver, popular parenting podcast ends

Kiwi Media bosses weigh in on US papers' endorsement woes.

Making waves: Cruise industry says it contributes $1.4b to NZ economy

But the figure could be a high water mark with ship visits expected to fall.

Market close: Roller-coaster market falls again

The index was down for a second consecutive day.

Westpac outage: Irate customer says CEO should apologise to public

Customers are dismayed over the malfunctioning of Westpac online banking.