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Fashion: The next frontier for clean tech as textile waste mounts

Fashion emits 8% to 10% of greenhouse gases yearly, more than aviation.

Secret weapon: How robots are transforming China's trade strategy

New York Times: Inside China's automation revolution and its global implications.

How Air NZ navigated crises to finally unveil Dreamliner retrofit

Air NZ's 787 retrofits cost $35m each at S.T. Engineering in Singapore.

Hansells director on what drove his company into receivership

Hansells has entered receivership after failing to meet a $1 million loan repayment.

On The Up: Inside award-winning Te Taumata o Kupe Nuku, Pt Chevalier

The building aims to revitalise mātauranga Māori, particularly legendary navigator Kupe.

Ballance proposal may cut 62 jobs at Mount Maunganui plant

The proposal would eliminate 68 roles and create six new ones.

China halts critical exports as trade war intensifies

New York Times: Tap turned off on rare minerals and magnets used in EVs, chips, aerospace.

Bruce Cotterill: US tariffs won't rattle NZ's market confidence

OPINION: Is tariff panic premature for NZ?

Douglas Pharmaceuticals installs AI-driven robots, faces up to tariff threat

Four times faster than the humans.

$42m debt owed by major cherry grower in liquidation

Across the three registered companies, the business owes roughly $42 million.

Tesla halts Cybertruck sales as panels fall off ‘indestructible’ pickup

Cold weather may worsen the panel detachment issue for Cybertrucks.

Trump accuses Ireland of luring companies away from US

US President says he would have threatened 200% tariffs on US companies moving to Ireland.

Trump may rethink plans to double Canada steel, aluminium tariffs

US President Donald Trump says he'll 'probably' reconsider doubling planned tariffs.

Trump pauses tariffs for cars as Trudeau call yields no breakthrough

Big Three carmakers get an exemption - but only for a month.

Opinion: New tariffs threaten to shrink US economy by 3% a year

New tariffs add up to 25% on goods from US neighbours and 10% on China.

‘Manufacturing shortfall’ forces school lunch supplier to outsource 40% of meals

This week's menu includes two 'flexi meals' for most regions.

Mauro Barsi: What happens when staff poach company clients

OPINION: It pays to obtain legal advice on complex restraint-of-trade issues.

The risks of Trump tariffs encapsulated in a car key

A small widely-used device can have a complex, multi-country manufacturing process.