Aucklanders report some Gull petrol stations run dry on discount day
People in Auckland have reported that Gull petrol stations have been running dry during a promotion, as the…
Calls to let workers stay home to beat fuel prices
The Government is being asked to let the public sector work from home where possible in the face…
China’s rural pensions in focus as lawmakers fight for farmers’ fair share amid income gap
Some Chinese lawmakers and advisers are pushing to secure higher pensions for elderly farmers, underscoring the persistent income…
9-year-old entrepreneur’s business takes off early
PIKEVILLE, Tenn. — Most 9-year-olds are focused on schoolwork and hanging out with friends, but one little girl…
Heinz Wattie’s closure plans: Union blasts late notice of proposal
E Tū union regional organiser Norm Mouritsen said of the 350 roles potentially on the chopping block, 50…
Middle East war creating ‘largest supply disruption in the history of oil markets’ | Oil
Oil markets are facing the “largest supply disruption in history” as the war in Iran continues to block…
Your retirement savings are no longer just for you
There’s a TikTok filter that ages you by 40 years. Hold your face up to the camera and…
DJ’s Famous Lemonade Turning 10 Years of Experience Into Lessons for Young Entrepreneurs
What began as a simple lemonade stand in a Hopkinsville driveway has grown into a decade-long small business…
‘No AI, hire humans’: Masked woman defaces Dunedin Burger King
A masked protester defaced a drive-through at a South Dunedin fast food restaurant over the chain’s decision to…
The outflow of New Zealand citizens leaving the country continues to ease
Migration added 23,217 people to New Zealand’s population in the 12 months to the end of January this…
The lower middle class isn’t struggling because they spend too much. They’re struggling because they live close enough to wealth to absorb its costs without ever accessing its returns.
Add DMNews to your Google News feed. Tension: Lower middle class families aren’t struggling because of poor spending…
Tony Elumelu deploys $100 million seed capital to support African startups
African investor and philanthropist, Mr. Tony Elumelu, has deployed more than $100 million in seed capital to support African startups…