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Almost no one outside his inner circle knows what David Teoh looks like.

This time, with the threat made by some nasty individual to poison baby formula with 1080, it certainly seems like Government and industry efforts have been much better co-ordinated.

Selling up to rent could leave you high and dry if prices firm and you want to get back into the market, writes Mary Holm.

Octogenarian billionaire investor says ambitions have no finish line, writes Brian Gaynor.

Collectibles are subject to the laws of supply and demand. They can provide some protection from inflation, but aren't the best hedge around, writes Diana Clement.

CaseLoad's coverage of the stellar career of a dashing celebrity judge was graciously acknowledged recently.

As people turned out to march against the Trans-Pacific Partnership last weekend, one of the issues exercising them was "investor-state dispute settlement" (ISDS).

Everything is fine in New Zealand is it not? The country has experienced a great few years. We have ridden the commodity boom and other countries' misfortunes.

After everything New Zealand's infant formula industry has been through over the past few years, the last thing it needed was yesterday's news of the 1080 threat.

Despite it being only March, we've already seen 17 central banks around the world reduce interest rates this year.

NZ won't get the Apple Watch for a while, so if you wanted a gold iPhone, gold MacBook and gold wristwatch immediately, too bad.

Our son has special needs and will probably never be employed. He does, however, get a small pension from the government.

Imagine getting in at the ground floor with Mainfreight.

The US economy continues to surge back to life, moving into territory which some economists describe as "full employment". However, Americans who are still without a job may disagree.

Imagine what "Generation Rent Party" designed to represent NZ's young renters would do if it got into power in Auckland or Wellington, writes Bernard Hickey.

YOUI debited $592 from my Visa card even though I’d cancelled policy, writes Diana Clement.

Insurance of this kind is not always effective, may be unfair and can lead to risky lending by banks, writes Mary Holm.

Why has the level of construction activity in Auckland remained low though the region has a huge housing shortage and house prices have risen substantially over recent years, asks Brian Gaynor.

Is it right to pay more than the dole to wealthy superannuitants?

New Zealand's latest equity crowdfunding campaign is being pitched to sharebrokers, suggesting the big end of town might have a role to play in the new capital-raising route for small, fast-growing....

New Zealand Media and Entertainment (NZME.) is merging its Auckland operations, including the Herald and The Radio Network, to become the anchor tenant in a media centre being built at 151 Victoria....

The main losers in the techno-future are likely to be financial advisers, according to a new report.

The final chapter in a long-running New Zealand retail battle played out this week when Woolworths offloaded its shares in The Warehouse Group.

Expect a little bit of love from your power company this year but they're not betting on it being requited.

95 per cent of us will procrastinate to some degree, some of the time. However, only about 20-30 per cent of the adult population are chronic.