Analysis – With the revised TPP now going ahead, RNZ’s Gyles Beckford breaks down what got it over the line, and what’s in it for New Zealand.

A wood processing plant in Gisborne is looking to axe about 100 jobs because of a weak Japanese housing market.

“Unusually low” mortgage rates will be the new normal after predictions they would rise over the last year fell flat, an economist says.

A large Chinese dairy company in which Fonterra has a stake expects to make a bigger full-year loss.

Activity in the manufacturing sector has slowed down.

New Zealand winemakers are more than halfway through a seven-year research project to naturally produce key export wines as low-alcohol drinks.

Apple will pay about $NZ52bn in tax on the roughly $344bn cash pile it holds outside the US following recent changes to American tax rules.

The country’s biggest electronics payments network will be sold to a French company.

Median house prices across the country rose 5.8 percent to $550,000 at the end of 2017, but economists say lending restrictions and political uncertainty have sapped some heat out of the market.

Open-plan workplaces may help spread illness, but isolating workers in single offices is not the answer, a group of workplace strategists says.