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The stats that suggest food inflation may have peaked

Prices up 4.1% for the year to September, but first monthly drop since February.

Airports group says NZ had world’s highest domestic airfare increase since 2019

Airline leader says comparisons with other countries are dubious.

Judge’s call next: What’s at stake after Talley’s v TVNZ trial wraps

Long-running defamation trial concludes with possibly long wait for ruling flagged.

Bryce Wilkinson: You do not have to own someone's house to help them

OPINION: Taxpayers could be subsidising Kāinga Ora by more than $2b a year.

Apple boosts top devices with faster M5 chip ahead of holiday rush

All three devices feature Apple’s new M5 chip and unchanged pricing.

Nvidia-backed consortium buys AI data centre firm from Macquarie for $69.9b

Australian-owned Aligned runs more than 50 data centres.

Reserve Bank: Money printing didn't cause inflation to soar

Bank does cost-benefit analysis of controversial $55 billion Covid-era programme.

BSA v The Platform: 'They should all be sacked' - businessman says he will help fund legal action

BSA 'has made a serious error of judgment' in claiming jurisdiction over online platform.

‘Worrying in a modern democratic society’: TVNZ warns of chilling effect on NZ journalism

TVNZ appeals to "responsible journalism" defence, arguing it cleared that hurdle.

Apple grower Scales upgrades 2025 earnings guidance

Apple and logistics firm Scales has upgraded its earnings prospects.

Should we worry about a sharemarket crash?

AI-fuelled hype and stretched valuations are unsettling global investors.

Inside Economics: Why big events like Taylor Swift concerts don’t really boost the economy

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann answers reader questions and looks into the week's economic news.

'Evolution rather than growth': Restaurant Association shares its 2025 Hospitality industry snapshot

Business reporter Tom Raynel breaks down the Hospitality Report 2025's key talking points.

Trade war widens: US starts charging docking fees on Chinese ships

New York Times: This year China has made 717 large commercial vessels; the US just one.

Generate Wealth Weekly: When cash is no longer King

Savers may be rethinking term deposits as rate cuts reshape returns.

‘We’ve had to be adaptable’: Hospitality sector faces tough year of change

Tipping plunged about 40%, a sign of cost-of-living pressures.