Homeowners looking to cash in on the skyrocketing prices of their central Auckland properties could be the reason for a levelling off or fall in rental costs.

Only 14 months after it began, KiwiYo frozen yoghurt chain already has its sights set on overseas markets

Banks invited us to recall that ugly Dotcom episode, replete with allegations of impropriety, writes Toby Manhire. Not so in Shearer's case.

A prospectus for the Mad Butcher's back door listing is expected to be out next week...

Former Hanover Finance boss Mark Hotchin is again trying to sell his luxury Waiheke Island property and doesn't have a fixed price in mind.

The Collective's Angus Allan on the company's manufacturing story in New Zealand and abroad.

Ti Tonics co-founder Tracey King, a PhD in health psychology, launched Ti Tonics in April 2010 distributing it throughout Australasia.

What challenges are small-to-medium-sized manufacturers facing?

The record number of pre-registrations for Mighty River Power shares shows there is strong appetite for well-structured businesses, says one fund manager.

The 68 boxes carried onto Parliament's forecourt this afternoon contained 393,000 signatures. It is thought to be the biggest ever petition in support of a citizen's initiated referendum.

Labour Leader David Shearer says the fact someone was able to pre-register for Mighty River shares in his name shows how "shonky" the sales process is.

The Government will push ahead with asset sales regardless of a referendum on the issue, Finance Minister Bill English says.

The financial markets see no chance the Reserve Bank will raise the official cash rate on Thursday, so their focus will be on how the accompanying monetary policy statement describes the balance of risks going forward.

Mighty River Power needs to promote loyalty bonus scheme...

New Zealand's sharemarket hit an all-time high this afternoon, a market analyst says.