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Roger Partridge: The austerity-proof public service

OPINION: 16,000 officials now cost $2b or more every year in wages and overheads.

US Fed holds interest rates steady, defying Trump pressure

Donald Trump is probing Jerome Powell as he moves to install a more dovish Fed chair.

Crane Brothers to grow High St flagship with major store expansion

The menswear label is looking to grow its footwear and knitwear categories.

Amazon to cut 16,000 jobs worldwide

Office roles face the bulk of about 30,000 cuts, not warehouse staff.

Auckland Airport celebrates 60th anniversary

Auckland Airport is celebrating it's 60th anniversary while embarking on some big projects - and a smaller but complex one. Video / Auckland Airport

Auckland Airport turns 60: From farmland to jumbo jets and mega-projects

Airport chief says the way Kiwis get around on land is not sustainable.

Market close: Prices fall as inflation jump stokes interest rate hike fears

The S&P/NZX 50 Index slid 0.73% to close at 13,412.87 on a weak day.

Client documents caught up in law firm cyber attack

Police and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner are investigating.

TikTok settles hours before landmark social media addiction trial

The case alleges a Californian woman's social media use from age six caused harm.

After UK’s pubs U-turn, hotels and cafes warn of tax ‘nightmare’

When his food chain Salad Project proved a hit, Florian de Chezelles had ambitious plans.

‘Dirty details creep us out the most’: How inflation threatens the recovery - Inside Economics

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

How a 39-year-old came to run Christchurch’s newest $30m Mitre 10 Mega store

Miles Andrews' father ran Ferrymead. The 39-year-old now runs that and a new store.

Broadcasting watchdog calls for legislative change to deal with 'rapidly evolving' media, expects levy revenue to decline

The BSA says any new regulations must protect freedom of expression while preventing harm.

Greg Smith: Green shoots return – manufacturing surges as services finally turn positive

OPINION: Manufacturing is expanding at its fastest pace in four years, led by new orders.

Auckland hospo crunch: Onehunga Italian restaurant to close its doors

It took aim at took aim at Auckland Council and Auckland Transport.

EU, India agree 'mother of all' trade deals

The EU has eyed India as an important market for the future.