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Tourism numbers up in August with Australians leading the charge

Visitor arrivals surged from five countries during the year.

The endless downfall of a crypto power couple

NY Times: He was a top exec. She was a policy expert. Now they both face prison time.

Have telcos lost their Spark?

A dominant telecommunications player is 'not a revenue growth story,' the analyst said.

Markets with Madison: Spark

Telecommunications companies were considered a defensive stock in a recession, but now they’re losing their Spark with investors.

US inflation fell to 2.4% in September

Financial Times: Figures for headline and core rates marginally surpass expectations.

Editorial: The war on inflation has been won... but at what cost?

OPINION: As price stability returns, it's up to us to grow the economy.

TVNZ staffer on 'all-out assault' on newsroom; Google’s NZ threat to PM

The news company expanding in NZ and RNZ could move in with... who?

How the new Rainbow's End CEO plans to transform the park

Rainbow's End CEO Susan Mudie talks about her goals for the park, and her drive to create an immersive theme park experience for the next generation. Video / Dean Purcell

What does China's economic stimulus package mean for NZ dairy exports?

Only time will tell if China's economic boost package revs up consumer demand.

Zespri’s case against illegal gold kiwifruit planting goes to new court

'Pirated plantings' in global kiwifruit marketer's case.

Will savers be stung more than borrowers benefit from falling interest rates?

Banks could profiteer from the changing interest rate environment.

Opinion: Fast-track approvals are necessary but should be temporary

OPINION: There is no need for a special long-term fast-track approvals process.

Succession: Farmers encouraged to think about the future

Farmers need to have open and honest conversations with their families about succession.

Germany expects economy to shrink in 2024 after cutting forecast

Financial Times: Skills shortage, red tape, infrastructure deficit hamper growth.

Experts call for fewer work hours to boost productivity in NZ

Who are the 300 people who say they work all the time?

US weighs Google break-up in landmark antitrust case

Financial Times: Justice Department could seek ‘remedies’ such as forced product sales.