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Watch: Man sensationally quits after 'appalling' demand by boss

A man has been praised for his epic response to his employer.

Young Kiwis head for Australia in record numbers - but immigration boom rolls on

Despite high net gains we may have passed the peak

RBNZ's Adrian Orr fumbles the fiat bag as 'print money' joke goes viral

Clip of Orr's comment is baiting Bitcoiners.

Kate MacNamara: What did we get for the $3b spent on regional development?

OPINION: Lies, damned lies and ministerial briefings on regional development.

Food prices on the rise again - milk, eggs and chocolate lead the way

Despite a monthly rise, annual price increases were the lowest since November 2021.

Retail spending rebounds but monetary policy still holding us back

Electronic card transaction data for January showed a bump in spending.

Wall Street tumbles after worse-than-expected inflation data

Data forced investors to question hopes that have sent Wall Street to record heights.

New funding needed to urgently refurbish Reserve Bank's cash vault

The project is deemed high-risk and of national significance.

Could today’s low unemployment number mean another interest rate hike?

Analysis: Stronger-than-expected jobs data plays into the RBNZ's inflation concern.

Chinese shares jump as Beijing steps up moves to boost sagging markets

China has redoubled efforts to revive its wobbling financial markets

Jobs surprise: Unemployment rate rises, but slowdown not as bad as expected

New data shows the labour market holding firm despite record immigration.

What to expect from today's unemployment data

New Labour data expected to paint a mixed picture of employment market.

Jobs data preview: The good news and the bad news

Labour market data due on Wednesday will offer clues to the extent of economic slowdown.

The Kiwi architecture company that made summer time hours permanent

Director says: "5.30pm feels like a really long day, particularly this time of the year".

Liam Dann: Why we’re doomed to hold interest rates too high for too long

They say Monetary Policy is a blunt tool, but does it need to be quite so blunt?

Market Watch: Why your KiwiSaver is looking so healthy... and could a Trump win sink it?

Wall Street has been on a roll but there are some big risks lurking in 2024.