New Zealand’s economy contracted more than expected in the December quarter, with GDP falling 0.6 percent.

Dairy cooperative Fonterra has reported a strong 50 percent increase in its first-half profit, doubled its first-half dividend and announced plans for an $800 million return to shareholders.

The Reserve Bank and the Minister of Finance have been attacked over monetary policy and inflation by the free market think tank, the New Zealand Initiative.

Markets in Europe and the US fell sharply as as investors worry about how troubled Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse will handle the fallout from US bank failures.

Farmers’ incomes could drop by as much as a third this season as deflated demand reduces farmgate returns amid ever-increasing input costs.

After years of construction, crime and lockdowns, some businesses think they are witnessing the city’s long overdue comeback.

From next week many Twitter accounts will be less secure. Here’s what you can use instead.

The White House backed legislation introduced by a dozen senators to give new powers to ban TikTok and other foreign-based technologies if they pose national security threats.

Netflix is cracking down on account sharing to stop multiple people accessing one account.

Software makers warn under-funding is prompting schools to use outdated and cheap computer programs that create cybersecurity and privacy risks.