Pacific Edge widened its first-half loss, spending more on the roll-out of products across America.

Mark Lister talks shifts in currency and interest rates have dominated the investment landscape.

New Zealand shares rose to a new record close, led by a2 Milk Co as Australian investors continued to back growing demand for the milk marketer's infant formula.

Fight over who pays for the clean-up of a heavily contaminated area of Auckland's Wynyard Quarter will go all the way to the Supreme Court.

Bunnings, the hardware chain owned by Australian Wesfarmers, has more than doubled annual profit in New Zealand.

Kathmandu hasn't been the only company courting shareholder discontent with questionable pay proposals.

Despite the carnage from the Paris terrorist attacks, world financial markets have been relatively resilient in the face of political change.

One of Australia's largest real estate companies is looking to make its share market debut next month, giving the company a $307 million market value.

Fonterra boss Theo Spierings wasn't mincing his words this week when asked about rival Synlait Milk's moves to sell cut-price infant formula in China.

There are some fundamental issues with investing in ethical funds which retail investors should be aware of.

Oil may be king of the commodities, but its physical form is tough to come by.

Ticketing machines unable to process the imagery on the new notes.

Snakk Media became the second firm to list on the NXT market after the advertising company shifted its listing to the new exchange from the NZAX.

Chicken producer Tegel is expected to launch a transtasman public share offer early next year.

Xero has posted a loss of $44.3m for the half year, but revenues are growing strongly.

Xero slowed its quarterly cash burn during July to September as customer receipts rose more quickly than its wage costs.

The 46 countries that have at least one sovereign wealth fund have largely set them up for a rainy day.

Stock markets have hit a bumpy patch with the global equity benchmark now down by around 11% in US$ terms since its 2015 high point.

The sharemarket's October dream run came to an end this week.

The Auckland Council intends to hold a debate and a vote on whether to oppose exploratory oil drilling in an area of seabed off the west coast.

Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful - so goes the advice of investment sage Warren Buffett.

The New Zealand dollar jumped to a three-month high against the euro on speculation the European Central Bank may ease monetary conditions further.

NZX may face the uncomfortable prospect of dropping out of its own benchmark index if its terrible share price performance doesn't improve.