Engineering business manufactures products for the world Ocho ready to roll after $2m raised in 32 hours Reinvigorating trade agreements Survey reveals four out of five owners feel isolated. Foley Family Wines, which is controlled by US businessman Bill Foley, has bought Mt Difficulty Wines for about $55 million, subject to Overseas Investment Office approval NZ briefed on secret US action coming in Asia-Pacific Rocket Lab Scholorship Applications Close Friday 24 November Builders worried best timber sent overseas Govt, Reserve Bank clash over Kiwibuild numbers Gore farmer next Beef+Lamb New Zealand chairman Women in business inspire and connect

Govt urged to probe China’s influence Exporters hold great expectations Watch live: Bill English in the studio Samoa's new airline making first commercial trip

Plastic bag ban continues with Mitre 10 and Z Energy Greens will go against Labour in TPP vote Appetite for Green Investment Grows Kelsey: First test for Labour and NZ First on ISDS in future deals Chinese construction giant partners with Wellington Airport on runway extension Chatham launches $1.24m capital raising Small Business: Making a living from cooling your beers - Huski Fancy a bite of a public-owned chocolate company? Government signals Chief Technology Officer a priority appointment Phil Goff extends alliance with Guangzhou, Los Angeles New Zealand agree to sell agriculutre land to foreigners  

Trans-Pacific Partnership talks collapse after Canada pulls out of the trade deal Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017 come into force 1 Dec Last minute glitch hits TPP deal Icebreaker inks $100M 10-year supply contract for NZ merino wool Mining industry caught off guard by ban  Tony Alexander's weekly Update One million small victories by NZ’s electric vehicles Taylor’s iwi buys 40% of company Otago-developed gel gets FDA approval Ardern: TPP talks down to the wire

RBNZ backs decision-making committee but wants to keep it in-house Builders worried best timber sent overseas Older apprentices make successful career switch NZTE Export News November 2017 Official Cash Rate unchanged at 1.75 percent      Ecoware sustainable food packaging company secures growth grantSustainable food packaging company secures growth grant New Zealand-made gel gets FDA approval to heal US patients Xero plans to de-list from New Zealand stock exchange in 2018 Live: Labour reveals its big plans for the next three years at Parliament opening Start of export meat season best for years Tower's future cloudy after Suncorp ends takeover bid PM…

Chitogel inks heads of agreement with big pharma for US launch School of Aviation breaks ground on new facility Warbirds open the hangars to fly and go on parade Barry Soper: Pension papers is why Wily Winston Peters went with Labour Air fare war heats up: London flights on Air NZ even cheaper Urgent attention needed to look at automation impact Global dairy prices slip 3.5% Tourism Holdings signals plans for electric vehicles

Country's best carpentry apprentice traded school books for work boots House trading: Nats bluff Labour on day one 'We want New Zealanders to be in work and to be paid well' Global financial implications of transitioning to low-carbon economy NZ Army buys disaster relief software from Systematic Carterton bacon business gets $10m boost Metco Engineering Limited named supreme business award winner at the Wellington Region Business Excellence Awards Global aviation upgrade trial comes to Christchurch Staynes retiring after 10 years on Scott's board Fears over extended paid parental leave for small businesses Prime Minister Ardern to attend APEC and the…

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says securing a free trade agreement with the European Union is "top of our agenda" - and much higher than getting a deal with Russia across the line. EcoStock turning food waste into millions Peters' plans to trade with Russia slammed by EU Velvet price rise fuels deer industry optimism Drone 'interfered' with Auckland flight New Zealand welcomes German President

Reserve Bank acting governor Grant Spencer is expected to keep rates on hold next Thursday in his first full monetary policy statement, and while the forecasts might be rejigged to note rising inflationary pressure and a weaker currency, economists expect. Otago Chocolate Company expects new factory to be running by July Petrol prices at 2yr high Nestlé to source only cage-free eggs by 2025 China Construction Bank joins NZ Bankers Association Waste import ban could send plastic to landfills All Blacks kick off 2019 Rugby World Cup against Springboks Fonterra to spend $100m to lift capacity in Australia Singapore Airlines'…

All Blacks kick off 2019 Rugby World Cup against Springboks The First Draft: Tracking the start of a Government Call for Kiwi ports to join China's 'maritime Silk Rd' Ports of Auckland move won't stop development masterplan New Zealand: Kiwi researcher finds sweet potato could prevent cancer Christchurch-based Jetpack is steering closer to Chinese control with the resignation of two Kiwi directors, staff reductions, and other cost-cutting. Oceana anticipating 550,000oz of gold Ports masterplan: No more cars on Auckland's downtown wharves Fairfax NZ buys out profitable Neighbourly as alternative strategy takes shape

Economists concerned despite continued annual gains in consents