Australia's largest winemaker, Treasury Wine Estates, has rejected takeover proposals from two global private equity firms, prompting a sharp fall in the company's share price.

When you start your career you might think you are setting out to change the world, but the world is far more likely to change you.

When Facebook announced it was going to list on the stock exchange, it became the hottest stock offering in internet history.

In a discussion about what constitutes good reporting practice it is easy to buy into reporting myths and it is important to dispel these.

Shareholders in NZX-listed power companies became the first beneficiaries of National's decisive victory in the general election after the market opened on Monday.

Gwen Stefani, Dr Dre and Stephen Fry, along with a swarm of experts from the worlds of technology and fashion, last week made their annual pilgrimage to Cupertino, California.

Markets rise and fall because they are driven by human emotion and those who are savvy enough to recognise them, are also savvy enough to take advantage of them.

Peter Karpas, Xero's North America chief executive has quit just six months after joining the cloud-based accounting software company

The June 2014 reporting season is over, the results have been counted and analysed.

Invivo Wines co-founder Tim Lightbourne says an NXT listing is a capital raising option the company is considering.

An Auckland stockbroker who admitted fraud has today been sentenced to six years in prison.

Shares in Skellerup Holdings declined after the industrial rubber goods maker missed analyst estimates for annual profit.

Despite decades of academic research, there is little agreement about the precise definition of entrepreneurship.

Broker Craigs Investment Partners has slapped a sell recommendation on Xero shares after initiating research of the online accounting software firm.

NZ could become a "superpower" of the global craft beer market, with demand for Kiwi brews expected to triple, according to research by ANZ.

Meridian Energy has fattened its dividend and is hinting of a possible return of capital next year after beating prospectus forecasts in its first annual result.

It was a tale of two technology companies yesterday as Eroad stock soared following the firm's NZX debut.