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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.

NZ Post defends closure decision as postage use plummets

NZ Post CEO David Walsh said the business' retail footprint hadn't changed since 1989.

Richard Prebble: Port saga exposes flaws in Luxon's fast-track planning reforms

OPINION: Ships turned away from Tauranga are costing exporters tens of millions a year.

Trade shield: EU-India pact seen as buffer against US volatility

The pact was years in the making but has importance now amid economic and political change

One NZ joins 2degrees in pausing 3G shutdown

PLUS: Spark reveals the number still on 3G.

Ikea NZ adds extra jobs as overwhelming demand catches retailer off guard

Ikea New Zealand's workforce will surpass 500 as it gets to grips with strong demand.

Did TikTok stifle political posts about ICE shooting?

One TikTok user with 35,700 followers says her critical ICE videos got zero views.

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.

Market close: NZ sharemarket records solid gain, up 0.3%

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,510.88, up 50.14 points or 0.37%.

Licences to thrill: Kiwi radio stations receive 20-year frequency extension

The Government is also opening up new licences, potentially setting up more battlegrounds.

NZ borrowing costs rise as bond yields follow offshore trend

New Zealand 10-year bond yields have climbed to about 4.6% from 4% in October.

Fake storm images: Officials warn of AI-generated images of Mount Maunganui damage

Netsafe urges people to check sources and watch for odd details in images.

Big caveat in Building Act overhaul risks leaving home owners exposed

Cabinet quietly agreed it can suspend mandatory warranties for up to four years.

Michael Hill NZ reports first positive result since August 2023

New Zealand sales climbed 2.4% to $62m, the first rise since August 2023.