Power's confidence boosting agenda plays out
The most important move so far has been to establish the Financial Markets Authority, writes Commerce Minister Simon Power
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Transtasman neighbours will find strength in unity
The current global economic and business climate means the Australia-New Zealand relationship - always a close one - takes on an even more critical dimension, writes Alex Malley
Good reasons to be optimistic of the local market
Three factors are converging to give the local market a material boost, writes Herald Business Editor Liam Dann
World equities recover with commodities
Stocks on Wall Street recovered overnight as a rebound in prices of raw materials bolstered commodity producers.
Nathan Field: Old fashioned TV-watching still rules
One industry that has been surprisingly resilient in the face of new technology is television.
Frustrated Mayhew fires parting shots
Departing Kiwi says financial markets still need work, reports Karyn Scherer.
Burger Fuel moves into Iraq
Local burger chain BurgerFuel says its first store will soon be opening in Iraq.
Risk trade unwinds as Wall St falls
Disappointing US economic data prompted a selloff in oil overnight, which dropped more than 8 per cent. Stocks on Wall Street fell, with losses accelerating towards the close.