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Inland Revenue (IR) cautions employers that deducting money from employees' pay without forwarding it to IR constitutes a grave offence,...
Ukraine battles on an invisible economic front in its war with Russia, where steady finances are key not just to...
Crude oil prices have surged to levels unseen since mid-2022, propelled by the grinding Iran conflict now entering its third...
America's broadcast regulators are locked in a heated standoff with news outlets over their reporting of the U.S.-Israel conflict with...
Tensions between Washington and Beijing have intensified sharply, with President Donald Trump signalling that his planned landmark visit to China...
Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell has resigned after eight years at the helm. Greenpeace says the next CEO inherits a...
Shoppers should prepare for steeper prices at checkout, as Middle East tensions push up freight and fuel costs. According to Infometrics'...
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters commented on the Fonterra chief executive's resignation, calling it predictable following the sale of...
Effective today, all New Zealand retailers are required to honour gift cards for a minimum of three years from purchase. This...
The Strait of Hormuz, through which nearly one-fifth of global oil flows, has turned into a tense battleground two weeks...
Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell has revealed plans to step down from his position. Co-operative Group chairperson Peter McBride noted that...
Oil loading has resumed at the UAE's vital Fujairah port after a drone strike triggered a fire there on Saturday,...
Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran have rippled through global financial markets, pushing average rates for 30-year fixed...
Tensions in the Gulf have reached a fever pitch, with Iran vowing on Sunday to hunt down Israeli Prime Minister...
Senior U.S. and Chinese officials began crucial talks in Paris on Sunday, seeking to resolve trade hurdles ahead of President...
Software giant Atlassian is slashing 10% of its global workforce—around 1,600 employees—as AI disruptions shake the company. Chief executive Mike Cannon-Brookes...
