Telecommunications company 2degrees will switch off its 2G network later this week.

Business leaders are uneasy about trusting the domestic courts of some Trans Pacific Partnership countries to settle disputes.

The Commerce Commission has refused another company takeover deal, this time with TradeMe.

A Christchurch factory is shifting its operations to Australia and Vietnam with the loss of about 50 jobs.

The White House says there could be exemptions to US plans to impose tariffs on metal imports, in a softening of its tough stance.

The country’s largest retailer, the Warehouse Group, has made a better half-year profit as it cut its losses from its financial services business.

While International Women’s Day is being celebrated today, the number of women in senior management roles in New Zealand has fallen to its lowest point in 14 years, a new report has found.

Fears the world’s central banks will not have enough fire power to combat future recessions have some economists favouring raising New Zealand’s inflation target.

New Zealand needs to have a conversations about the enormous disruption AI will unleash over coming decades, the head of New Zealand’s artificial intelligence forum says.

Frackers in the United States are increasing their power over the global oil industry, according to a new report.