Spotify has quietly filed to go public in New York.

The S&P's 500 index rose past 2,700 for the first time.

NZX chief Mark Peterson says 2018 is going to be about getting new product to market.

Brokers choose promising stocks for 2018 in the annual Herald Picks game.

Some very good calls were made in the 2017 Herald Brokers Picks game.

Researchers have detected a surge in digital currency transactions among the alt-right.

Meet the five finalists who contended for Herald business leader of the year.

COMMENT:Capital-rich economy offers so many more opportunities than a capital-starved one.

Apple has been counting on a redesigned 10th anniversary iPhone to boost shipments.

COMMENT: As we look to 2018, let's not panic about disaster.

2017's growth has to be considered in the context of last year's declines, expert warns.

Allegations of dodgy dealing are being hurled after a plunge in bitcoin's price.

Providers appear to misunderstand market.

Housing Minister Phil Twyford gives comment on the stopping the state houses being sold off.

COMMENT: It would be easier for Amazon to take Sky over - they are cheap enough.

COMMENT: Bitcoin's value has surpassed NZ's GDP, but that's a bad comparison.

The former Facebook exec says he felt "tremendous guilt," about the products he built.

Infamous Jordan Belfort has slammed Bitcoin, labelling the cryptocurrency a "huge danger".

US dollar surprisingly lacklustre while euro and pound make good gains.

COMMENT: Inflation, politics, housing, banks and China all pose risk.

Adrian Orr's appointment as Reserve Bank Governor has been met with approval by economists

In the last Market Watch for the Liam Dann and Mike Taylor gaze into the crystal ball.

Which NZX company has the best corporate governance?

Could AI be used to divine the vagaries of the art market?

Is Santa Claus coming to town? Wall Street thinks so.

In the short run, the collateral damage could hurt Australians.

Stock Takes: Our take on the New Zealand share market this week.

Xero's decision to leave the NZX may prompt a shareholder revolt.

OPINION: Little volatility on Wall Street is a little unnerving.

Jeff Bezos is the first person to build a 12-figure net worth since Bill Gates did in 1999