THE current trade spat between the United States and China first started with President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda of “protecting the national security.”

An economist says despite Sir John Key's warning on the weekend that NZ is in a decent position to weather a cyclical global economic slowdown. . . .

New Zealand's biggest lipstick manufacturer, Karen Murrell, has signed a deal with China's largest online retailer as part of its push into the world's second-biggest economy.

Pay equity has arrived at Toll Logistics, without government or legal intervention, thanks to a new Collective Agreement ratified this week.

The growth in tonnage volumes being freighted through New Zealand's major sea and inland ports — combined with greater operational efficiencies initiated by logistics firms, importers and manufacturers —   is creating new opportunities for the country's regional industrial property markets reports the NZHerald.

Teachers will welcome the National Party’s commitment to lowering class sizes, increasing teacher pay and ECE funding and reducing teacher workload - but will want to see details of how National will resource it, not just political rhetoric, education leader NZEI Te Riu Roa president Lynda Stuart says.

Tim Murphy attended Simon Bridges' debut party conference as National leader and finds the blue team getting over the grief of losing power.

More homeowners have signed up to a class action against Steel & Tube after it pleaded guilty to making misleading claims about its steel mesh according to a report in Stuff..

United Brewing and the Seriously Good Chocolate Company have combined their efforts to create the Seriously Good Chocolate Stout, launched in …

Hardware retailer Placemakers has come to the rescue of some of the 30 workers who lost their jobs after the collapse of of Matrix Homes.