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Billionaire sorry for saying rich are like Jews in Nazi Germany
Billionaire Tom Perkins has apologised after he sparked outrage by saying that rich Americans are being persecuted like 'Jews in Nazi Germany'.
Capital raising shakeup looms
Investment market players are gearing up for the biggest shake-up in more than decade.
Odds on March rise in OCR
Most forecasters believe the Reserve Bank will avoid raising interest rates on Thursday.
Kiwi drinks deal offers sales tonic
Beverage start-up Ti Tonics has partnered with the maker of Charlie's and Phoenix drinks in a distribution deal.
Investments in buildings on up
The value of New Zealand investment buildings sold last year was back to pre-global financial crash levels.
'No justification' for OCR rise - EMA
The economic recovery will stall if banks have their way and interest rates are lifted in January, the EMA says.
Airlines battle for best lounge
There's a new battleground in the fight between airlines and it's on the ground, writes Grant Bradley.
Shares push on to 2-month high
NZ shares rose to a two-month high, paced by Chorus, Kathmandu and Sky Network Television as the prospects of strong economic growth drew retail investors to the equity market.
Xero powers on amid global rally
NZ shares rose yesterday, joining a global rally, as demand for so-called growth stocks drove Xero and Wynyard Group to record levels.
BurgerFuel shares continue to climb
Investment firm set up by Subway founders to take 10% stake in listed fast-food chain.
Prospects for Wynyard 'great if it hits targets'
Analyst upbeat about the year ahead for Kiwi intelligence software developer.
Solid US jobless claims buoy markets
A better-than-expected weekly US jobless claims report kept investors on edge for tomorrow's government employment report.