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Westpac's Satish Ranchhod on food price inflation

Westpac senior economist Satish Ranchhod talks to Tom Raynel about what the rise in food prices means for the wider economy.

Food prices rise in December, driven by dairy, fruit, cooking oil

Non-alcoholic drinks and tobacco registered the biggest annual price increases.

Wall Street posts biggest rally since Donald Trump’s election victory

Financial Times: Easing underlying US inflation and strong bank earnings boost equities.

Port of Tauranga CEO sees big potential for economic 'golden triangle' in 2025

North Island hubs show big promise, stability is vital from world leaders to aid shipping.

Opinion: Zuckerberg’s macho posturing looks a lot like cowardice

NYT OPINION: Zuckerberg's done a cowardly zigzag in order to please the people in power.

Falling birth rates raise prospect of sharp decline in living standards

Financial Times: Warnings people must produce more and work longer to plug growth gap.

Zuru going into ex-Spark HQ on Victoria St West

200 staff will shift next month but later this year 250 will be in new HQ.

Kennards Hire optimistic on post-recession outlook as inquiries grow

Kennards Hire is seeing inquiries grow for equipment, as its competitor reported a loss.

Elon Musk sued over purchase of Twitter shares

The US securities regulator says the mogul's social media takeover had 'violations'.

Qantas delays flights to avoid SpaceX rocket parts

Financial Times: Airline warned by US about risk of debris re-entering atmosphere.

Auckland Airport numbers bounce back to highest since pandemic hit

The long haul back from the pandemic continues for airlines flying to NZ.

Employment confidence rises despite looming 5% unemployment rate forecast

Job market may have stabilised despite concerns over jitters.

'Structural changes' needed: Caci co-founder on NZ economic outlook

Caci plans for growth amid economic challenges.

US bans imports from dozens of Chinese firms over 'forced labour'

Uyghur forced labour claims have consequences for mining, textiles and solar industries.

TV rights upheaval: Sky in line for critical All Blacks deal and then a possible takeover

NZ rugby TV rights are now open to negotiation for global streamers: What are fans in for?

Mortgage calls: When will borrowers see value in long term rates again?

Some may accept short-term pain for long-term gain.