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US trade war with China catches the world in its crossfire

New York Times analysis: Growth slowing in US and China, amid pervasive unpredictability.

Brexit fallout and energy costs push Humber industries to the brink

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK now leads Labour by 10 points in Humber region polling.

Trade war widens: US starts charging docking fees on Chinese ships

New York Times: This year China has made 717 large commercial vessels; the US just one.

Malabar Gold & Diamonds opens first NZ store, plans $75m expansion

The $75m expansion will add outlets in Wellington, Hamilton and Christchurch.

'Huge relief’: Farmers back Govt's new methane goals, no emissions tax

The new target lowers methane cuts to 14–24% below 2017 levels by 2050.

Trade Minister dodges questions on alleged ‘deal’ to hide Nash trade trip dumping

Nash claims a 'deal' was reached with NZTE CEO regarding messaging to the media.

OCR decision, global dairy trade price down, and ASB settlement

BunsinessDesks Garth Bray Talks with Ryan about OCR decision, Global dairy trade price down and ASB settlement.

'F***ing amateur': Stuart Nash swears at minister via text after he's dumped from trade trip

Nash got in hot water after describing women as a 'p***y and a pair of t**s'.

Dairy giants upbeat despite tariffs and global volatility

NZ secured the first dairy free trade deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Tariffs on drugs, trucks and furniture set to jolt US economy from Oct 1

European truckmakers Volvo and Daimler's shares dived after the move.

Inside Economics: After nearly seven months, we have a replacement for Adrian Orr

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

NZ wine exports face $2b squeeze as demand falls and tariffs bite

Simon Limmer warns the sector faces its toughest imbalance since 2008.

Time for a new playbook? CEOs call for bold strategy as Luxon rating falls

CEOs would like to see the Government forge a bolder path into the future

Why Luxon’s leadership divides business leaders: 'Not a good listener', 'biggest Rolodex of any PM'

Just 3% of CEOs rate Christopher Luxon’s domestic performance as ‘very impressive’.

Mood of the Boardroom: Confidence slips as CEOs grow cautious

US tariffs and global tensions are clouding optimism despite local recovery.

Govt policy shift gives business leaders cautious optimism

The waiting game for strong economic growth