Business & Economy

The economy is at a turning point after a bumpy 2024, but "storm clouds" are on the horizon as a global trade war threatens New Zealand.

Why the palliative care sector feels under fire, under-funded and under pressure to allow assisted dying practitioners into its facilities.

Analysis - Trade wars decrease global economic activity and routinely make all nations worse off, writes Niven Winchester.

Elon Musk has long feuded with its chief executive Sam Altman, and has filed a number of legal complaints against him.

A land deal as part of a controversial waste-to-energy plant proposal in South Canterbury has fallen over.

Du Val, which comprised dozens of companies, was in statutory management, owing about $240 million dollars to creditors and investors.

The agency is setting a 12-week limit on how much rent debt a tenant can accumulate as part of a change in approach that will also see almost half of the outstanding dept wiped away.

Even some KiwiSaver managers are not convinced by a plan to remove some of the barriers to the schemes investing in private assets - but others say there are significantly higher returns on offer for…

Surviving on mince and sausages, and wearing second-hand clothes - that's the plight some pensioners face as the cost of living crisis continues. Audio

Anyone questioning why NZ Super recipients are generally required to live in New Zealand should think about whether they would be happy for Jobseeker benefits to go to people who had moved to…