Paul Roner fears Washington and Beijing will fight to control fields like AI.

News of Trump's discussions about Jerome Powell prompted rebukes from lawmakers.

COMMENT: What's in store next year?

COMMENT: What we really need is evidence that global economic growth is stabilising.

Watchdog warns of chain reaction in next crisis as Wall Street makes fears more real

Brits seem to be bewildered by Brexit. Leave or Remain, have a second referendum?

Sustainable transport options seem to be a popular choice for buyers.

Let's hope Labour doesn't bite the hand that feeds them.

Yet another warning has been issued to the big global players.

Shane Jones has given a cheap loan to a dairy co-op that did not need it.

Mahana Estates is on the market for sale and was tipped into receivership in September.

COMMENT: NZ is getting too close to the US militarily in its standoff with China.

Amid market exuberance following the trade-war truce, a sober warning sign has emerged.

A trade war cease fire and talk of a US interest rate pause have buoyed markets.

There have been 12 cuts already since a peak in October.

A non-binding agreement was reached after marathon talks by diplomats.

Reporters launch deafening barrage of questions at the US president.

COMMENT: Is it worth risking our China friendship for fair-weather mate the US?

A possible trade deal is on the cards and expected to be announced on Saturday.

Beingmate talks with state investors could provide an exit for Fonterra.

Trump plans to slap tariffs on Japan, South Korea, Germany and other countries.

Companies within the financial services industry must embrace emerging technologies.

Former PM Sir John Key talked China and Donald Trump at the recent Infinz conference.

Carl Tannenbaum talked China, trade and financial rumblings at the Infinz conference.

Rivalry between rising China and ruling US could lead to a catastrophic war no one wants.

Government seeking submissions on possible trade deal with Britain

COMMENT: We need fundamental change to our international trade and investment strategy.

No China trip for PM this year but relationship remains one of NZ's most important

China's economic growth has slowed this year. Will the fallout hit New Zealand?

If we think we are a player here, we are dreaming.