A new era of seriousness has begun for finance companies, which now require credit ratings in order to operate.

New Zealand home affordability improved slightly in January after a fall in median house prices more than offset a small increase in fixed mortgage rates.

David Chaplin couldn't find an apology on the NZX website following its confused position on the index-worthiness of Allied Farmers.

More bad press over Telecom's calamity-prone XT network saw the telco giant's stocks take a hit yesterday, with its share price dropping 6c after the resignation of its chief technical officer.

Housing confidence is on the rise in Auckland, while a new survey is showing growing uncertainty about tax changes and rising interest rates.

Blue Chip co-founder Mark Bryers admits failing to keep accounting records in the lead-up to the collapse of his property empire.

It's good news that the Securities Commission is about to get off its butt and issue a 'Please Explain' to NZX boss Mark Weldon.

The Securities Commission has launched an insider trading investigation into trading of Allied Farmers shares.