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ANZ: Glitches not due to National merger
A series of glitches affecting ANZ customers and merchants this year does not stem from the bank's technology merger with the National Bank, ANZ says.
Third of KiwiSavers unsure of balance
More than one in three people signed up to KiwiSaver don't know how much money they have in their retirement savings account.
ANZ customers affected by outages
ANZ was tonight still trying to fix a glitch with its eftpos terminals which saw some cards stop working and some customers charged twice for the same transaction.
Auckland property listings up in July
Auckland house prices rose for a third month in July as listings and sales jumped, according to Barfoot & Thompson, the city's biggest realtor.
Consumers upbeat about future
Consumers remain upbeat in the latest ANZ-Roy Morgan survey, though more about the future than the here-and-now.
NZ's biggest reno: ANZ's tower
Precinct Properties New Zealand's $76 million ANZ Centre upgrade saw 22 office floors refurbished, making it the country's biggest building renovation.
Bank fees lawyer talks tough
Fair Play on Fees lawyer Andrew Hooker was talking tough as he filed the first documents in the case against ANZ bank at the High Court in Auckland today.
Bank fee lawsuit hires top QC
High-powered QC Bruce Gray has been appointed lead counsel in a lawsuit targeting penalty fees charged by New Zealand's biggest banks.
32,000 join bank fee lawsuit
A lawsuit claiming the ANZ Bank charged "excessive" penalty fees is to be filed in the High Court at Auckland today.
MediaWorks narrows loss to $90m
MediaWorks NZ, the broadcaster whose lenders look likely to seize control, narrowed its annual loss in 2012 after massive writedowns a year earlier.
ANZ exec confident bank in the clear
ANZ head of retail banking Kerri Thompson says she is confident the bank will "come out in the clear" in a legal case claiming it has charged excessive penalty fees to customers.
Construction industry most optimistic - outlook survey
Businesses remain in a buoyant mood, ANZ's monthly business outlook survey found.
Banker diverted $1m into own account
An Auckland banker faces a jail term after stealing nearly $1 million from his clients.
Kiwis more upbeat about big purchases
New Zealand consumers are more upbeat about buying big ticket items than they have been in five-and-a-half years.
Bank gives out forged notes
One of New Zealand's biggest banks has scrambled to assess its security systems after handing out hundreds of dollars in counterfeit money.