Representatives from the Five Nations Beef Alliance are in Maryland this week pushing for beef trade liberalisation through the proposed Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal.

The amount of vacant office space in the Auckland CBD has been shrinking for the past three years as the economy grows, business confidence reaches record highs, writes Chris Dibble.

Shares drop 9.35 per cent but chief executive says company still considering US listing at ‘optimal time’.

Spark has fallen from being the NZX's largest listed company by market capitalisation, valued at $6.51 billion in February, to the third largest at $5.17 billion.

China Steel Corp has green-lighted Kiwi-founded LanzaTech's first commercial plant.

Westpac Group chief executive Brian Hartzer has embarked on a mission to transform the bank into a world-leading service company.

Thousands of property owners are now sitting on million-dollar goldmines thanks to rampant capital gain.

Pushpay was one of the more low-profile floats that took place amid last year's flurry of sharemarket listings.

Reserve Bank deputy governor Grant Spencer could hardly have been blunter in taking the Government to task over its response to Auckland's overheated housing market.

Restaurant Brands' profit rose to $23.8 million year ending March 2, up from $20 million a year earlier.

Slingshot and Orcon subscribers with backdoor access to American pay TV services have survived a 5pm deadline and will keep their global mode services, for the time being.

Andrew Little says a speech from the Reserve Bank deputy governor was effectively saying there was a housing crisis – something John Key had refused to accept.

The new Aussie owners of Call Plus won't rule out continuing with its Global Mode service and says it is up to existing owners to deal with broadcasters' legal challenges.

Shares in Mighty River Power and Meridian Energy have been coming off the boil, but there are few obvious reasons for a recent slump in their stock prices.

Founders of the country's third-largest telco and broadband provider, CallPlus, have sold the company for $250 million.

Auckland house prices surged 13 per cent in the last month alone and are up $83,000 annually, according to REINZ's latest figures.

Occupancy at Auckland hotels reached a record high in what has been described as a golden summer for tourism.

Claims made about the benefits of natural health products such as vitamins will need to be backed by evidence under a new system.

Units in the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund fell to their lowest point since listing on the NZX in 2012 on the back of growing farmer and investor unrest.