Central banks face the heat from the energy shock
In focus today Today, focus continues to be on tensions in the Middle East and its impact on…
BYD NZ sells 80 plug-in cars in a day: high fuel prices ‘pushing people’ towards EVs
Customer rush for BYD plug-ins, 6 times average sales rate. Fuel prices making buyers ‘reconsider the cost of…
Shares and kiwi down; inflation up – Market close
Eyes on Aussie interest rate “The market awaits Tuesday’s meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia, and there’s…
Prezzy promo a reminder to watch out for ‘loyalty tax’, Consumer NZ says
Photo: Supplied / Kiwibank A recent insurance promotion in which customers were offered Prezzy cards for new business…
16% of Aussie Gen Z ‘Completely Trust’ AI with Financial Decisions
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Oprah Winfrey’s Social Security Check Amount
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Winston Peters slams departing Fonterra boss Miles Hurrell
Winston Peters. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has weighed in on the…
Ad-hoc public holidays an ‘unhealthy economic habit’ that must stop, says SME association
KUALA LUMPUR, March 16 — The Small and Medium Enterprises Association (Samenta) has urged the government to stop…
Hawke’s Bay drivers feeling the pinch at the pump from Iran conflict
Others have taken to buying extra fuel supplies, filling up jerry cans. On Monday, Minister of Finance Nicola…
Households urged to follow ’12pm rule’ when drying clothes outdoors
The middle of the day can sometimes offer a slight reduction in pollen levels (Image: Getty) This article…
Treasury predicting 3.7% inflation in Iran war ‘worst case scenario’
Treasury is forecasting New Zealand’s inflation “worst case scenario” at 3.7%, as the war in Iran drags on…
What finally broke Wattie’s – and what it means for the supermarket shelves
Who is to blame for the Heinz Wattie’s closures – and is this another nail in the coffin…