Chorus revamps its subcontracting arrangements, migrant numbers continue to rise, and the government reallocates Free Fees money.

The local sharemarket has followed global markets and taken a hammering this morning as the US-China trade dispute escalated.

New Zealand’s largest mobile company Vodafone has been sold to local infrastructure investor Infratil and Canadian investment firm Brookfield for $3.4 billion.

“Eye-watering” increases in the price of jet fuel is significantly affecting Air New Zealand, chief executive Christopher Luxon says.

House prices are up in most parts of the country, but the volume of sales is down to the lowest level in five years for the month of April.

Acting Prime Minister Winston Peters has called the sale of ice cream company Tip Top a “sad day” for New Zealand, laying the blame squarely on past management at Fonterra.

Two directors of CBL Corporation say a restructuring plan could have saved the collapsed insurance group.

New Zealand dairy co-operative Fonterra has confirmed the sale of its Tip Top brand to global ice cream giant Froneri for $380 million.

Uber’s conservative initial public offering could not keep its shares from sinking in their trading debut, fueling debate on Wall Street over whether it would weigh on other tech giants.

Uber has set the sale price for its shares which are due to list on the New York Stock Exchange tomorrow, in what is expected to be one of the biggest share floats of the year.