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'Largest IT outage in history', more calls for Biden to quit | Focus Morning Bulletin July 20, 2024
Yesterday experienced what is being labelled as the 'Largest IT outage in history' Meanwhile one in ten Democrats call for action from US President Joe Biden.
China's economic growth slows in second quarter
Financial Times: China has grappled with weak consumer demand and a property slowdown.
Inside Economics: That lost 1994 Pak'nSave receipt, China's rebound, and are banks ripping us off?
OPINION: Liam Dann answers economics questions and digs through the week's economic news.
Markets with Madison: Tech war
The United States is forcing TikTok to sell its platform domestically as concerns over a technology war rise in Silicon Valley. Video / Carson Bluck / Alyse Wright
Forest manager: International demand for pruned logs at an all-time high
"Things are fundamentally changed in my view, in China."
How TikTok’s Chinese owner tightened its grip on the app
Financial Times: Insiders say ByteDance is exerting increasing influence over TikTok.
Master Brewer celebrates 50 years
Master Brewer David Meads talks beer and working at Lion Breweries for 50 years.
Editorial: Ominous signs ahead for NZ economy
OPINION: The latest global dairy auction shows demand for our biggest export is down.
NZ-China relationship: What's worrying our biggest trading partner
China's Foreign Minister visits New Zealand.
Inside Economics with Liam Dann: Why can’t Kiwis fix their mortgage for 30 years?
In the second of his new mid-week columns, Liam Dann answers reader questions.
Temu ex-workers suffer surveillance and financial ruin over non-competes
Financial Times: Low-level workers face high cost for leaving tech companies for rivals.
The China enigma: NZ commodities face a mixed outlook
NZ's main commodities face uncertainty in their biggest market - China.
China Evergrande property developer ordered to liquidate
The liquidation order is likely to impact China’s financial system.
Richard Prebble: What I predict will happen in 2024
OPINION: Ongoing technological change is a certainty.
Chinese factory work slows for third straight month
The world's second-largest economy remains sluggish.
How China’s slowdown is deepening Hong Kong’s ‘existential crisis’
Financial Times: The territory’s reliance on China has turned into a mixed blessing.
Car imports take a tumble in November but we still have a trade deficit
A big drop in EV imports is a strong feature of the latest overseas trade statistics.
Temu alleges Shein is using ‘mafia-style intimidation’ of suppliers to curtail rival retailer's growth
In the lawsuit, Temu alleges the actions were part of a 'desperate plan' hatched by Shein.
Markets with Madison: a2’s infant issue
a2 Milk is growing its share of a declining infant formula market in China, leading analysts to expect it to outperform. Can it ever return to the innovative empire it once was? Video / Carson Bluck
Cheap Chinese electric utes will help NZ meet climate goals once 'ute tax' repealed
An economist thinks the arrival of Chinese EVs will see uptake soar.
Markets with Madison: What to do about China
This economic advisor is warning investors and companies to cut ties with China’s economy incase geopolitical tensions escalate. Video / NZ Herald / Getty
Downer profit halves, named as co-defendant in leaky building claim
Revenue rises 26 per cent to $2.7 billion.
House prices set to rise 8 per cent next year - report
High population growth is 'adding to demand', says Westpac's chief economist.
Meat exporter pins its hopes on India while de-risking China trade
Alliance expects a National-led Government to get an FTA with India over the line.
Dark, moody, indigenous: Inside the appliance centre taking luxury to a new level
'This is a physical manifestation of our brand.' - Mark Elmore
Tory Whanau's $50k trip to Asia, was it worth it?
The mayor says the trip was worth its weight in gold for businesses.
Fisher & Paykel Appliances to develop radical new $220m three-building global HQ
Whiteware giant to leave East Tāmaki base for Penrose where around 1000 people will work.