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China’s plan to reshape world trade on its own terms

Financial Times: Friction with the West has prompted Beijing to build its own alternative.

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Public Purse: Can Govt unseat the chair of the Covid-19 inquiry - and at what cost?

The delicate art of politicians resetting an independent Royal Commission Inquiry.

Taylor Swift tour could have generated $70m for NZ economy - expert

Kiwi Swifties spent up large on the pop superstar's Australian shows.

Market close: Another day of red as investors digest earnings

'There was not much green on the screen'.

Retirement company boss explains how they lifted profit in a housing downturn

Wood, insulation and carpet price rises are limited or capped to de-risk building jobs.

New chair of Super Fund, but still no CEO

Matt Whineray resigned in May last year - he still hasn't been replaced.

OPINION: Western timidity has only emboldened Putin

Financial Times: Ukraine paying higher price in blood, devastation due to cautious aid.

Revaluations boost retirement giant Summerset Group's bottom-line profit

CEO Scott Scoullar: 'We withstood challenges and continued to grow.'

Restaurant Brands profit sliced almost in half

Kiwi company's California outfit fails to sizzle as inflation takes a bite.

The AI boom catapulted Nvidia into tech’s big league. Can it stay there?

Financial Times: Two years ago, Nvidia was known to only the most dedicated gamers.

Buildhub liquidation: 145 immigrants fired, company owes $2.2m

In a cruel twist, the company blamed its own staff and media reports here and overseas.

Car yards accused of cashing in on EV discount as scheme wrapped up

There was a rush to take advantage of the $7000 perk during the scheme's final days.

How the RBNZ is losing the inflation race

Canada is back in the ideal inflation range - why aren't we?

Dividend payments expected to spike ahead of trustee tax rate rising

IRD says accelerating dividend payments is unlikely to be considered tax avoidance.