Opinion
Trump’s disruption meets its match at the ballot box
OPINION: A hostile Congress cannot dismantle Trump’s protectionist trade policies.
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Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Stanford shines, Luxon fails to make top ten as CEOs mark Cabinet ministers
Trade, including the India FTA, led the ratings at 4.42/5.
The optimism is back: Business bosses bet on NZ recovery
Domestic business optimism has surged, although global confidence has slipped further.
‘That would be a disaster’: BusinessNZ’s election warning
BusinessNZ wants corporate tax cut from 28% in staged reductions.
'We need a 30-year bipartisan pipeline': Seven-year consent wait adds $20m to port terminal project cost
Stella Passage has fast-track approval, but the decision is subject to appeal.
New high score: NZ First promises to boost game sector subsidy to $45m
But there's an optics problem with a number of big players being offshore-owned.
Rise of GLP-1 good news for New Zealand farmers and growers
GLP-1 drugs drive demand for New Zealand protein and premium fruit.
NZ-India free trade agreement officially begins
Tariff-free access now covers 57% of New Zealand exports to India.
National's steps to standardise farm rules – quarries, fertiliser, energy storage
Recent export results have exceeded forecasts, said National's agriculture spokesman.
NZ helps to grow Indian apple orchards
Kiwi growers share expertise under free-trade deal commitment.
Aquaculture urged to seize India opportunity
'This is a real moment, a real opportunity to lean into a market that is just huge.'
NZ's fastest-growing businesses: Deloitte Fast 50 regional winners revealed
The national rankings will be announced in Auckland on November 12.
Cashed out – use of paper money continues to decline
ANALYSIS: Liam Dann answers readers' economic questions.
Millions of NZ cherries, lobsters fly out of Chch with airline celebrating 40 years
The route has carried more than 2.3 million customers on over 10,000 flights.
The next Government (whoever it is) will get lucky with the economy
Will the final run of pre-election economic data be enough to sway voters?
Chinese G3 challenges Zespri's premium kiwifruit brand in China
Zespri is weighing late-season upgrades and a China supply model.
All eyes on spring for sheep and beef
A mild spring could set up an excellent lambing season, but wool prices remain a concern.
Nicola Willis on cost of living, wages and supermarket reform
Liam Dann asks Nicola Willis why the economic recovery has been so slow.
Inside Economics: Do foreign asset sales make us richer or poorer?
ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
Low productivity is NZ's economic elephant in the room. Election pledges mostly avoid it
OPINION: Productivity growth averaged just 0.2% a year from 2013 to 2023.
Like Canada, the case exists for NZ to join the European Union
OPINION: The EU president has opened the door to Canada, Australia and NZ.
Video game industry confirms its first $1 billion year, despite two setbacks
Export revenue surges, but sector employment falls.
How big is NZ's space industry? A look as it gears for conference protests
The fast-growing space sector has its annual meet-up amid controversy.
NZ accused of breaking climate change promise with EU, but Todd McClay rejects claim
A Dutch group has filed the EU trade deal’s first climate-related complaint.