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AI-fuelled tech stock selloff rolls on

AI disruption jitters rattle tech stocks while global markets mostly rise.

Roger Partridge: The Crown versus the People: Reclaiming New Zealand’s democratic story

ANALYSIS: The Constitution Act 1986 makes Parliament, not the Crown, supreme.

Washington Post announces 'painful' job cuts

The cuts slash the Washington Post newsroom from about 800 journalists.

Jobs growth up but more looking, milk prices soar & $35m for fusion startup

Business with Forsyth Barr: Jobs growth at 18-month high, unemployment at 11-year peak; GDT bump could lift farmgate milk price; Government loan keeps OpenStar onshore.

Jenée Tibshraeny: Why Willis won't get in the way of insurers hiking premiums

OPINION: Homeowners unlikely to see savings from new insurance review.

U16 ban: Meta pushes alternative, Stanford says Cabinet’s mind made up

Government will unveil first online safety measures within weeks.

Market close: Big stocks hold line as tech slump, Synlait loss rattle sharemarket

The S&P/NZX 50 rose 0.34% as 35.2 million shares traded worth $171 million.

'A little bit of a change': Restaurant Association boss to exit after 14 years at the top

Her exit comes as 2025 hospitality liquidations jumped 50% on last year.

Warehouse Group cuts 270 head office jobs

The Warehouse Group will cut 270 head office jobs, from about 990 to 720 roles.

Super costly? Politicians hesitant to heed Treasury warnings on curtailing cost of NZ Super

Major changes to NZ Super unlikely after election, according to current polling.

‘Dying is hard to do’: Cancer sufferer says KiwiSaver withdrawal bar too high

Some terminal patients are refused early access if death is not imminent.

Major insurer declines new home insurance policies for Blenheim

The insurer cites flood risk in Westport and seismic exposure in Canterbury.

Inside Economics: 'National's worst fears' – why it's back to the future

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

Disney names theme parks chief Josh D’Amaro as next CEO

Bob Iger will stay on as senior adviser to Disney until the end of the year.

New jobs data today - hopes unemployment is finally falling

Labour market data on Wednesday will reveal the latest unemployment rate and wage growth.

Greg Smith: Big changes are coming to KiwiSaver. Here’s what they mean for you

OPINION: What the changes mean for the average salary earner and for teens.