ANZ CEO David Hisco drew a huge response when he warned of a potential housing bubble earlier this year. He talks to Liam Dann about the progress that has been made to avoid a crash and the challenges that remain.
Are Auckland landlords greedy and locking out first-home owners? Investor and landlord Ron Hoy Fong says no, claiming New Zealanders are not financially savvy enough. He shares his tips and tricks on how to fix this.
Meet the finalist of this year's Deloitte Top 200 Company of the Year Award.
Auckland Property Investors Association member Ron Hoy Fong talks to Anne Gibson about the Auckland property market and why now is a good time to buy!
Retailer Pumpkin Patch will close after no buyer was found for the company. All remaining Pumpkin Patch stores will stay open until at least the end of the year. However, Pumpkin Patch's head office is being immediately restructured and 63 people are losing their jobs this week. Gift vouchers will be honoured only while stock remains available.
Join Tristram Clayton as he talks to NZ Herald property editor Anne Gibson to discuss why some home buyers have been restricted access to the lower end of the market. House building company G J Gardner says rules designed to help low income families buy a house is in fact shutting many of them out of the market.
Some Auckland property developers have been asking purchasers to pay more for their apartment after construction has begun. Join NZ Herald property editor Anne Gibson as she talks to Phil Eaton, president of the Auckland branch of the Property Council to find out more.
Huge progress has made been on the rejuvenation of Auckland's downtown area
A controversial new retirement village planned on Auckland's North Shore has drawn hundreds of opposing submissions and a hearing has been scheduled for early next month. NZ Herald Property Editor Anne Gibson speaks to Ryman Healthcare chief executive and managing director Simon Challies.
The Kaikoura earthquake has shaken the lives of hundreds of thousands of kiwis across central New Zealand but it’s also had a major impact on business and the travel plans of many thousands more. Join Tristram Clayton as he talks to Andy Jack from FCM Travel Solutions to find out what can be done to lessen the impact of such a major event on those travelling in and out of these affected regions.
The country’s first official demonstration of an autonomous vehicle using New Zealand roads takes place today. The New Zealand Traffic Institute (Trafinz), Volvo, New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) and the Ministry of Transport have come together to show how a self-driving vehicle will handle New Zealand’s road conditions, safely and efficiently.
Business editor at large Liam Dann talks to Singularity University economist Amin Toufani about how the pace of technological change is re-shaping the world.
Being an ethical business is something that "just makes sense" says TOMS footwear Australian managing director John Elliott.
Join NZ Herald Property Editor Anne Gibson as she talks to Ollie Wall from Graham Wall Real Estate on Americans buying up large in New Zealand, both in residential and commercial property.
Air New Zealand is extending an invitation to Americans for a post-election break in New Zealand. Source: Air NZ
After heading Telecom and helping launch My Food Bag, Theresa Gattung has a new venture.
Join Tristram Clayton as he talks to NZ Herald's business editor at large, Liam Dann on todays share market. In response to Donald Trump's unexpected victory, the US share market has rallied to a record close as investors continue to revise their strategies and reposition their portfolios.
Join Tristram Clayton as he talks to NZ Herald Business editor at large Liam Dann on how the global stock markets have experienced wild volatility in the wake of Trump’s surprise triumph in the US presidential election.
The New Zealand dollar rallied by more than half a US cent after the Reserve Bank cut its official cash rate by 25 basis points to 1.75 per cent, based on market expectations that the move would be the last in the current easing cycle.
On this week's episode of The Economy Hub Liam Dann talks to Paul Glass and Mark Lister about the options in a Donald Trump world.
Analysis on stock market movements following the unexpected US election result
The Commerce Commission is proposing to decline the merger, saying that it would substantially lesson competition in a number of markets including both regional newspapers and online advertising. Join Belinda Henley as she gets media commentator, Janet Wilson's point of view.
The commerce commission has proposed to decline a merger of NZME and Fairfax saying the combined entity would substantially lessen competition in a number of markets. Join Tristram Clayton as he finds out more from media commentator Bill Ralston.
What impact would a President Trump have on the global economy and what effect on New Zealand? Tristram Clayton talks to NZ Herald business editor at large Liam Dann to find out more.
Tristram Clayton is joined by NZ Herald Property Editor Anne Gibson to discuss the rising price of construction and why buyers at an apartment project on Auckland’s North Shore were asked to pay tens of thousands of dollars more than the agreed price.
Airways boss Ed Sims describes how technology is changing the job at the SOE.
Trump risk: Markets are on edge but should investors panic ahead of next week’s US election? Liam Dann talks to Pie Funds’ Mike Taylor.
Hordes of excited teenagers queued and charged into the store at 9am
Kiwi uni dropout Sam Ovens has made a success of himself in New York