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Taylor Swift’s new album sells 1.6 million copies in US in single day

Financial Times: Large proportion of sales come from traditional vinyl and CD formats.

Air NZ's big Seats to Suit overhaul: What passengers need to know

The changes are the biggest since Seats to Suit was introduced in 2010.

Air NZ blames market conditions for $40m-$50m cut in pre-tax earnings guidance

Worsening market conditions are likely to hit the airline's pre-tax earnings this year.

Richard Umbers resigns as CEO of retirement giant Ryman Healthcare

Retirement village giant now searching for a new group chief executive.

Schneider Electric weighs deal for US software maker Bentley Systems

Financial Times: Deal would be the French industrial giant's biggest acquisition.

Lending rules: What do the changes mean and should we be worried about loan sharks?

Lenders to be given more discretion to assess loan applications.

Warner Bros Discovery CEO gets pay rise to $84m amid cuts including Newshub

NYT: The firm lost US$3b but increased cashflow by making cuts - including 300 NZ staff.

Liam Dann: Why so many Kiwis are leaving for Australia and its stronger economy

OPINION: Kiwis are leaving at record rates, recalling NZ's great late 1970s brain drain.

Lawyer for body corp of Auckland tower facing eviction applies for suspension: ‘The building is safe’

Residents in the building at 76 Albert St were threatened with having to leave by Monday.

How soon will machines outsmart humans? The biggest brains in AI disagree

Financial Times: Elon Musk's prediction sets him apart from his rivals.

Crypto miners hoard bitcoin as supply cut looms

Financial Times: Cryptocurrency miners are stockpiling near-record amounts of bitcoin.

PGG Wrightson downgrades forecast as trading conditions worsen

Market conditions are impacting the whole of the agricultural sector, the firm says.

Opinion: Why Boeing chief’s $55m pay is hard to justify

Financial Times: Dave Calhoun was awarded a 45 per cent increase in total pay last year.

Productivity fails to fire: Why are Kiwis working more for less?

Red tape and New Zealand's reliance on dairy cop some of the blame.

Transpower warns of supply risk, despite last week’s deluge

The summer-autumn period this year has been relatively dry.

Sir Colin Giltrap, philanthropist and Giltrap Group founder, dies

He was knighted in 2012 for his services to motorsport and his philanthropy.