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Foreign buy-ups tipped to rise

More foreign buyers are likely to make bids for New Zealand assets this year with China at the forefront, according to a report by Chapman Tripp.

NZ stocks fall, investors make room for Genesis

Wall St up on more good US data

NZX 50 at record as Air NZ rival quits route

Wall St dips as Fed tapers again

NZX 50 reaches record on 'safe-haven' appeal

Pumpkin Patch plunges on 98pc earnings fall

Microsoft shares climb on Office app reports

NZX 50 rises to new record

Wall Street slides overnight

Lending restrictions putting brakes on market

Reserve Bank mortgage lending restrictions are cooling the housing market, a top economist says, because national sales volumes have fallen 13.4 per cent since October.

Fisher & Paykel $4b goal

Fisher & Paykel Appliances has unveiled plans for a state-of-the-art new research and development hub at its East Tamaki headquarters.

China export drop hits world shares, metal prices

Software to aid NZX probes

Stock market operator the NZX hopes to streamline its handling of insider trading and market manipulation complaints in a deal with crime analytics software provider Wynyard Group.

NZ shares fall; Fletcher and Air NZ drop

Kiwi company fights for its name in Chinese market

New Zealand household products company ecostore has launched a legal challenge to protect its intellectual property in the Chinese market.

Revealed: City's affordable spots

West Auckland and parts of South Auckland are no longer an easy leg up on the real estate ladder as prices continue to rise throughout the region, a new report says.

Fonterra spreads infant formula sales in China

Fonterra has extended sales of its infant formula brand to two more major Chinese cities as it pushes to secure a share of the world's fastest growing baby milk market.