Silver Fern Farms has posted a loss for the 15 months ended December as it restructured its business after forming a joint venture with the Chinese firm Shanghai Maling.

Fewer people’s jobs are likely to be destroyed by artificial intelligence and robots than has been suggested by a much-cited study, an OECD report says.

Wall Street shares plunged to their lowest level in weeks on Monday in a wide sell-off led by technology firms, as well as jitters over trade tensions.

A media law expert has welcomed the possibility that overseas-based online broadcasters may have to comply with New Zealand regulation.

China has imposed tariffs of up to 25 percent on 128 US imports, in retaliation for higher duties imposed by President Donald Trump on foreign steel and aluminium.

A merger in the South Island fibreboard business has been approved by the Commerce Commission.

New Zealand’s largest construction company says its bankers have given it more time to negotiate new terms, after it breached its borrowing agreements.

Analysis – Sky Television has announced it is not the preferred bidder for Rubgy World Cup broadcasts. RNZ Business Editor Gyles Beckford looks at what that means for the behemoth.

When it comes to money advice, young people still prefer to get help from mum and dad.

Sky Television says it has been told overnight it will possibly lose the rights to broadcast the next Rugby World Cup.