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The iOS 18.1 beta offers a first look at Apple Intelligence. But it’s not for everyone.

NZX boss eyes up Government assets

Exchange is in a fight to excite investors.

Markets with Madison: Takeover talks

Private equity firms have launched takeover offers for The Warehouse Group and retirement village company Arvida. Will the stock exchange fight back? Video | Corey Fleming

'Noses out of joint': Ex-Breakfast host and the internal documents; TVNZ CEO's Olympics trip

Who will replace Simon Barnett? Herald's AI error of judgment; New All Blacks media boss.

Editorial: Mortgage rates are coming down - but is the lowest rate really the best deal?

Borrowers should be wary of locking in for longer terms that seem attractive now.

Matthew Hooton: What I’d do if I was Finance Minister

OPINION: National Party conference delegates need to push for radical reform.

NZ Treasury boss to become Australia’s Auditor-General

Finance Minister looking for a "change agent" to replace Caralee McLiesh.

Market close: Briscoe Group shares rise after reporting record sales

NZ sharemarket rises on the back of a rebound in the US tech sector.

'Flooding the internet': Latest Microsoft outage explained

Paul Spain speaks to Michael Morrah about the latest Microsoft outage. Video / Jason Dorday, Alyse Wright

Fed says first cut to US interest rates could come in September

Financial Times: Comments by chair Powell boost expectations of pre-election move.

Farming sector 'red tape' review: Govt releases terms of reference

'The current process is like being in the ice cream queue behind a family of 13.'

'The idea was to design an artificial sky' - architect Gordon Moller on new SkyCity hotel

New hotel opens today, offering 303 rooms and with an initial 65 staff.

Jack Tame talks his relationship with money - and how becoming a step-father has changed it

Tame talks to Liam Dann about broadcasting and Christchurch's obsession with schools

Burgermania hits Whanganui

'We all offer different experiences and versions of the same thing.'

Households’ loan arrears may have peaked but tougher times likely for businesses

Around 465,000 people are behind on their payment obligations.

Nick Clark: Rethink needed on council funding

OPINION: Council rates are rising. Help from central government is needed.