Founder of breakout dairy brand wants to bring farmers' markets to the supermarket, finds Holly Ryan.

The world's biggest banks may need to raise as much as $1.2 trillion to meet new rules laid down by financial regulators.

There are those who say you can never have too many unicorns. But others fear that increasing numbers may be a bad omen.

The S&P/NZX 50 index fell 0.06 per cent, or 3.89 points, to 6069.74. Within the index, 23 stocks rose, 16 fell and 11 were unchanged.

Glerups, the Danish woollen slipper maker, has extended its contract with New Zealand woolgrowers to meet increased demand for its product.

The benchmark index's October run was bolstered by investor demand for investments paying regular income in a low interest rate environment.

The New Zealand dollar is heading is largely unchanged against the greenback after the Federal Reserve's move to keep open a potential rate hike.

New Zealand stocks fell, retreating from record levels as investors booked profits.

The good times are back with a blast in the NZ sharemarket, with the S&P/NZX 50 breaking through the 6000 mark for the first time to close at a fresh record.

The good times have well and truly returned with the S&P/NZX 50 breaking through the 6000 mark for the first time today to close at a fresh record.

Europe is going to have zero interest rates for a lot longer, and that is going to make it harder for the United States to stop having them itself.

The long-running Pyne Gould Corporation saga has taken a few more bizarre twists and turns in the past three weeks.

New Zealand shares rose for a 10th straight day, propelling the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 Index to a record high.

It's billed as the place to trade shares in small, high growth businesses, but growth is something the new NXT market hasn't seen much of.

Companies are lagging behind when it comes to capitalising on cultural mix, writes Holly Ryan.

Zero interest rates might be around awhile longer, that was the message last week from Federal Reserve governors.

New Zealand Refining, operator of the country's only oil refinery, added an extra US cent to its margins from recent upgrades.

NZ shares rose as a weakening Kiwi dollar and demand for dividends boosted equities.

The New Zealand share market has regained nearly all the ground it lost during August's China-led market meltdown.