Thanks to Brexit and Donald Trump's successful presidential election "the whole world has got a lot more complicated", says special

Fonterra expects disruption to milk collection and farms that cannot be reached may have to dispose of their milk.

Advice for quake victims from New Zealand's biggest insurer and the Earthquake Commission.

Te Whanau-a-Apanui land trustees have set up a forest road engineering company on the East Cape, employing twenty locals, including ex-pats. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The earthquake will put pressure on the construction sector and could bring further interest rate cuts, says the ASB.

The trend against globalisation is a western phenomenon, not matched in developing economies, a visiting expert says.

Donald Trump has released the first hint of what his Administration's trade platform will be.

Seeka has reached a $3.6 million agreement with its insurers in settlement of its insurance claim for losses associated with the mitigation

Prime Minister John Key said he would be surprised if the government did not help with rising costs should the Ruataniwha Dam project

New Zealand shares regained some of yesterday's losses, led upwards by A2 Milk Co, Heartland Bank, and Fletcher Building.

Donald Trump's stance on trade in a world where countries are putting up more barriers could be serious for New Zealand says Graeme Wheeler.

Alan Lai's Agria Corp plans to appeal against a decision by the NYSE to delist the company's American Depository Shares.

COMMENT: Taking Donald Trump at his word, his election heralds a trade war, a recession, and a setback for climate change efforts.

The President Elect Donald Trump bodes well for farms and coal mines, but trade deals will be left in peril.

COMMENT: Brace yourself for a global economy that is about to get horribly, horribly complicated, writes Liam Dann.

PM John Key fears Donald Trump's election spells end for TPP trade deal.

COMMENT: If we are to meet our climate change obligations, there will have to be big changes in our agricultural sector.

The 'resentment vote' could see markets controlled by governments rather than central banks, says a leading economist.

Ever since it began 26 years ago near Takapau, Gevir Deer Velvet has been a presence in Hawke's Bay. Even if you didn't recognise

Wools of New Zealand (WNZ) has bounced to a net after tax-profit of $1.5 million in the year to June, despite factors such as the

COMMENT: Trump's insular America doesn't bode well for New Zealand businesses hoping to increase trade to the US, Anand Reddy writes.

Shares in New York Stock Exchange listed Agria Corp - PGG Wrightson's biggest shareholder - have been suspended.

COMMENT: Auditor-General's findings are a scathing assessment of the lack of transparency, Fran O'Sullivan writes.

BIG READ: In the US, banks willing to provide services to cannabis companies are still hard to find.

An English country estate cashing in on the lucrative manuka honey market has been given a stinging riposte by Kiwi beekeepers who

COMMENT: Job with global giant has kept manager on the move.

What began as making nutritious and healthy snacks for their children three years ago has resulted in Joanne Edwards and Taine Randall

The Hon Steven Joyce, Minister of Economic Development, spoke at a Hawke's Bay Chamber of Commerce lunch at the Crown Hotel in Napier. Video by Duncan Brown

Four months after Hawke's Bay's Sileni Estates' top-line pinot noir began being served to first-class passengers aboard American

NZ-listed Scales Corp is buying Hawke's Bay apple grower Longview Group Holdings for $20.5 million in cash and debt.