New Zealand is shifting research funding toward advanced technologies, reducing emphasis on traditional agriculture to support long-term economic diversification.
The ACCC has launched a Phase 2 review of MicroStar’s acquisition of Konvoy to assess potential impacts on competition in the keg-pooling market.
Middle East tensions are raising global shipping costs and disrupting supply chains, with Australia’s Treasurer warning of broader economic impacts.
IFF gains approval to use a heart health claim for soy protein in Australia and New Zealand, enabling products to highlight cholesterol-related benefits.
Small fuel retailers seek government support as global wholesale price spikes raise local fuel costs, tightening margins and impacting competition.
A national ban on credit card surcharges is now in effect, aiming to reduce everyday costs and improve pricing transparency for consumers.
Australia’s e-commerce sector grew 12% in Q1, driven by rising cross-border trade as businesses expand globally and consumers embrace international online shopping.
Parrtjima 2026 in Australia’s Northern Territory sees record international bookings, reflecting rising global interest in cultural tourism and immersive experiences.
A record number of international nurses are being recruited to support regional healthcare, helping address shortages and improve access to care in underserved areas.
Supermarkets extend to 24-hour operations during Easter, responding to rising demand and shifting shopping habits with increased flexibility for consumers.
Australian agricultural exports to Southeast Asia reached a record high in March, driven by strong demand, favorable conditions, and growing regional trade ties.
New Zealand launches a national cyber strategy to protect small businesses from ransomware, focusing on prevention, coordination, and resilience in a growing threat landscape.
Fonterra reports a 15% drop in carbon intensity across its supply chain, driven by farm, manufacturing, and logistics improvements toward long-term climate targets.
Rising global demand for bioenergy is outpacing current knowledge, prompting urgent funding to address sustainability, emissions, and supply chain challenges.
Scottish business leaders urge faster planning processes to unlock global investment in renewable energy and green infrastructure.
A new theory suggests the Big Bang may be simpler than thought, emerging naturally from quantum gravity without complex assumptions like cosmic inflation.
Tesla’s EV sales missed expectations, signaling slowing momentum as Elon Musk shifts focus toward AI, robotics, and autonomous technologies
Amazon introduces a 3.5% fuel surcharge for sellers as rising energy costs from the Iran conflict ripple through global supply chains and logistics.
Dutch retail profit margins rise from 48% to 63% following supply chain optimization, reflecting improved efficiency and stronger operational performance.
Amazon imposes a fuel surcharge on sellers as the Iran war drives global energy costs higher, reflecting the quiet but profound impact of distant conflict on commerce.
The CFTC sues Arizona, Connecticut, and Illinois over state-run prediction markets, highlighting tensions between financial innovation, investor protection, and federal oversight.
Oil prices rise sharply while Asian shares gain modestly, reflecting cautious optimism and the interconnected rhythms of energy and markets.
Blue Owl Capital limits withdrawals after investors sought $5.4 billion, highlighting the delicate balance between liquidity and confidence in private equity markets.
OpenAI’s acquisition of the streaming show “TBPN” signals a shift toward shaping public perception of AI through storytelling and media engagement.