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Greece agrees to savage cuts
Greece and the wider eurozone scrambled back from the brink of disaster again on Friday as the outline of an IMF/eurozone rescue package emerged.
Yellow Pages chief plays down sale talk
Yellow Pages Group chief executive Bruce Cotterill is playing down prospects of a sale as a committee of bankers ponders the future of the company.
Workers march on Wall St, protest against big banks
Thousands of workers and union leaders expressed their anger at banks' lending practices and taxpayer-funded bailouts.
<i>Bernard Hickey: </i>Tightening without hiking the OCR
The Reserve Bank has slightly opened its forecast window for the first rate hike by a month or two in this morning's statement.
OCR steady, rates to rise 'over coming months'
Official interest rates are staying at 2.5pc but Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard hints increases are likely 'in coming months'.
Goldman Sachs exec declares 'I did not mislead'
Top Goldman Sachs officials have defended their conduct in the financial crisis.
Yellow Pages put up for sale by nervous banks
Yellow Pages Group, which owes its lenders about NZ$1.72bn, looks set to be put on the block for sale by its nervous banks.
Goldman Sachs emails reveal meltdown strategy
Goldman Sachs has lifted the veil of secrecy surrounding its multibillion dollar trading in the mortgage market at the height of the credit crisis.