Facebook is testing a version of its social network that will let people communicate and collaborate at work.

A second woman who worked closely with Roger Sutton corroborated the sexual harassment allegations against him.

For a long time the Lucky Country drew Kiwis to its shores, but as its economy changes we look at some of the risks of relocating to Australia.

Racism is behind negative reactions to Chinese buyers in the property market, says the head of one of New Zealand's largest law firms.

Bosses and company heads are being warned they need to be "much more careful" about their actions following Roger Sutton's sexual harassment resignation.

About 4000 households face rates increases of 40 per cent or more next year under a "cold turkey" proposal causing deep divisions among city councillors.

The Treasury is looking to "crowd source" policy ideas about how to improve the effectiveness of welfare spending.

Former Cera worker says the official investigation into accusations of sexual harassment by former chief executive Roger Sutton was "incompetent".

Accounting is an essential component of every business so it's time to start investigating using online accounting software.

This week's Financial Stability Report made it clear that Auckland has become the centre of NZ's economic and political universe, more than ever, writes Bernard Hickey.

Paul Bowker first made his name in his adopted city of Tauranga by completing the landmark redevelopment of the old Tauranga Club into Hotel on Devonport/Devonport Towers in 2004.

A leading economist has raised doubts about the practicality of a Reserve Bank landlord crackdown.

Germany has come to be seen as the miser among major economic powers, saving too much of its enviable income and spending too little. Germans, naturally, do not see it that way.

When Rob Hamilton sat his kids down to tell them he had a new job as SkyCity's CFO, their first question was whether that meant they could go up the Sky Tower for free.

Here's the challenge for Prime Minister and Tourism Minister John Key when he hosts President Xi Jinping in New Zealand next week.

An Auckland hardware store has had to pay nearly $60,000 after one of its employees lost two of his fingers while using an industrial saw.

Humans are designed to move constantly, not to sit for hours every day in front of screens.

First-home buyers took out only 10 per cent by value of mortgages given by New Zealand banks in September.

Homeowners feeling flush after learning their newly-released property values are borrowing more from banks to splurge on new cars, boats and home renovations.

The annual Christmas Party is the perfect opportunity to kick back and celebrate a great year with your colleagues over a drink or two ... or is it?

Former Health Minister Tony Ryall has found post-Parliament life at major law firm Simpson Grierson.

Auckland is on the cusp of leaving its awkward adolescent phase to be a truly global city, at least on a par with big sisters Sydney and Melbourne.

What would you do if the sales presentation you were about to give was all wrong? A predicament I found myself in, 30,000 feet in the sky.

What could business leaders learn from a captain in a long-distance yacht race? Plenty, says Volom marketer Jason Willis.

New Zealand has had a lucky break. We have come through a phase of rapid economic growth without generating any serious spike in inflation.