Challenges face Kathmandu CEO
Frenchman Xavier Simonet will take over the helm at the outdoor goods retailer as it battles headwinds in Australia.
TeamTalk shares plunge
TeamTalk shares drop nearly a third after the mobile radio company issues profit warning.
Budget surplus hopes renewed
Finance Minister repeats his belief in a return to surplus after a slight improvement to the Budget deficit.
TeamTalk shares plunge
TeamTalk shares drop nearly a third to $1.15 after the mobile radio company issues profit warning and revised its dividend payout.
Prime News production moves to NZ
Future of news anchors Eric Young and Charlotte Bellis is uncertain as MediaWorks takes over production of Prime News.
rate hikes will hit homeowners
RBNZ will start lifting interest rates later this year to ward off threat of rising inflation, HSBC economists predict.
How to avoid buying a lemon
Buying a second-hand car can be a bit like navigating a minefield. Here's how to dodge the old bombs and clangers.
Temporary loos in demand
Growth in the toilet hire business is seen as good as any other Christchurch economic indicator.
Fashion veteran shuts up shop
After 25 years in Nelson's retail fashion scene, Boutique owner Vanessa Griffin is ready to move on.
Britain looks to plain cigarette packs
Cigarettes and hand-rolling tobacco will have to be sold in standardised packs in England starting in May next year.
€1.1t Euro-zone economic 'bazooka'
The European Central Bank takes the ultimate policy leap with a €1-trillion-plus programme to boost the Euro Zone.
Things you didn't know about Monopoly
It's Monopoly's 80th anniversary, and to celebrate here is some useless information about the game.
Challenges face Kathmandu CEO
Frenchman Xavier Simonet will take the helm as the outdoor goods retailer battles headwinds in Australia.
Cull the LinkedIn buzzwords
If you describe yourself as "creative, passionate and driven" on LinkedIn, it may be time to rewrite your profile.
Key Maori businessman resigns
Mike Pohio will step down after eight years with Tainui Group Holdings, having helped add $500 million to its value.
Reform that would give healthy gains
OPINION: The "housing affordability crisis" is a phenomenon with apparently as many explanations as there are lobby groups to push a barrow.
New regime targets fine print
OPINION: One of the most substantial changes to consumer laws for 20 years will come into force on March 18.
Ponzis square pegs
OPINION: It is about time NZ law caught up with the slippery nature - and beneficiaries - of ponzi crimes.
More hoof disease cases found
Taranaki study into a hoof disease in dairy cattle has revealed the infection is more widespread than expected.
From townie to farm owner
As a youngster Greg Maughan's curiosity about farming led to him sneaking out early each morning to go milking.
Farmers want to tap Tekapo
Fed Farmers boss says taking water from Lake Tekapo merits discussion, despite a negative economic report.
New tech for business
Three technology trends are enabling new business models - the cloud, data analysis, and mobile and social technologies.
SMEs lead faster payments
Kiwi businesses continue to get faster at paying bills, with small and medium businesses leading the pack.
Eco-firm breaks crowdfund record
Marlborough clean-tech firm raises more than $700,000 in NZ's biggest crowdfunding effort.