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Power prices double in three weeks; Government may intervene

Shane Jones says the Government is considering intervening to force lower prices.

Auckland property: 44% of apartments sell for loss

Some owners may just be prepared to take a loss, but long-term gains still likely.

Italy doubles tax for wealthy foreigners

Financial Times: 'Flat tax for the billionaires' launched to address house price concerns.

'We need to be accountable back to NZers': Supermarket boss Chris Quin on cost of living crunch

And how losing both his parents at 21 affected his outlook on life.

Opinion: The curious case of competition law and Foodstuffs

Opinion: Imagine if every major company was neatly divided between our major islands.

Market close: Vista leads market higher as broker support swells

The market bounced back, following offshore movements.

Will AI kill meaningless jobs?

New York Times: And is that so bad?

Govt considering importing LNG as dire energy shortfall bites

Brown also called on Labour to form a bipartisan approach to restore confidence.

Du Val investor worried after interim receivership

'It’s been nearly two years since I’ve been paid anything.' - Du Val investor

6 ways the Google antitrust ruling could change the internet

OPINION: Maybe you could choose a Google-quality search engine tailored to children.

GDT: Another lift in dairy prices, WMP up 2.4%

This is the second increase since prices plunged 6.9% at the beginning of July.

Is the US heading for a recession?

Financial Times: Many believe US will still get soft landing despite rising unemployment.

Māori businesswomen awards moves to Poneke in October

A new report shows wāhine Māori entrepreneurs have contributed billions to the economy.

Apartment owners may have ‘heads in the sand’ about rent increase

The lease of the iwi's downtown Auckland land is up for review next August.

Inside Economics: Rate cut next week? Economists call for Reserve Bank to move now

Our debt mountain keeps growing, and why even the global rout may not get us rate cuts.

'Serious concerns': Judge rejects mental health agency's request to rein in Polkinghorne trial reports

Herald publisher NZME says it is reporting the case responsibly, and within rules.