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China’s firm hold on rare earth minerals is causing substantial financial losses for foreign companies, with the European Chamber of...
During President Donald Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom, four individuals were apprehended after unauthorised images were beamed onto...
Auckland-based edtech company Kami has purchased UK firm Book Creator for an undisclosed amount. The ed-tech platform anticipates expanding its reach...
Todd McClay, Minister for Trade and Investment, met with His Excellency Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Falih, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Investment,...
Over 100 jobs are at risk in Tokoroa as Carter Holt Harvey intends to close its local plywood manufacturing plant. "It’s...
Spotify has rolled out a major update to its free streaming service, now allowing users without a subscription to select...
Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee has announced that the government is acting swiftly to suspend recognition of unsafe international adoptions,...
PayPal has introduced a new feature designed to make sending money between individuals faster and simpler by using personalised, single-use...
Vaccines aimed at reducing methane emissions from cows and other farm animals could soon be available to New Zealand farmers,...
Alphabet has surpassed a $3 trillion market capitalisation, joining an exclusive group that includes Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple. On Monday,...
Tesla’s shares have surged sharply this year, recovering from early setbacks to climb 85% since hitting a low in April....
Trade talks between the United States and China ended in Madrid on Monday after two days of discussions focused on...
U.S. President Donald Trump has taken legal action against The New York Times by filing a $15 billion defamation and...
Wattie’s has informed several peach growers in Hawke’s Bay that their fruit will no longer be needed, as the company...
Auckland florists say their trade is being squeezed by rising costs, poor-quality supplies, and a culture of fear surrounding their...
Food prices in August were 5% higher than in the same month last year, data from Stats NZ has shown. Incomes...
