Dire warning: Big crash could wipe half of NZ Super fund
The good news is that the figure could also be recovered quite quickly.
The good news is that the figure could also be recovered quite quickly.
The big tech stocks have been hit particularly hard.
Your guide to what is happening in the Whanganui region this week.
China's foreign ministry said the claims were "malicious slander".
With less than six months to the Brexit deadline what are the risks for the UK economy?
A report on the conduct of NZ banks is due out next month.
The Interview: New Fletcher CEO Peter Reidy heads from one tough business to another.
A new online platform is set to make it cheaper and easier to buy US shares like Apple.
Sharesies says a sharemarket listing could be on the cards in its future.
Robertson didn't rule out the move in an interview with Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking.
COMMENT: Today's strong GDP number seriously undermines the gloomy economic narrative.
"Investors have been trained to think a bull market ends in some apocalyptic event."
Markets didn't panic today as the US unleashed a fresh round of tariffs on Chinese goods.
NZ house prices most overvalued in world, behind only Hong Kong.
If you think the US economy is roaring away while NZ slumps - better think again.
Ten years after the Lehman Brothers crash changed the world, what have we learned?
The survey is the final set of data economists will use to firm up latest GDP forecasts.
The tax working group is expected to release its interim report this month.
COMMENT: The US President is at least partly responsible for some progress of the economy.
The floating boom was being towed from San Francisco to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
COMMENT: Ten years on we are still living with the fallout.
A decade after the Lehman Brothers collapse, risk of another debt crisis is growing.
Our take on the markets this week.
There is concern that debt laden emerging markets won't cope with rising interest rates.
COMMENT: I'm open-minded about a CGT. I just worry the politicians will get it wrong.
Twitter has since suspended the fake Warren Buffett account.
With the market tipping near its Everest, many investors are wondering whether to sell.
COMMENT: Confidence is relative and depends on which business world you are talking to.