Xero sends a message to the market
OPINION: Xero's move to Australian exchange is a major blow to the NZX.
OPINION: Xero's move to Australian exchange is a major blow to the NZX.
The America's Cup has proven to have economic benefits for Bermuda.
Gloom in the latest surveys doesn't reflect the positive outlook.
Comment: The politics and economy of New Zealand today have a precedent in Japan.
Bay of Plenty's ZB Homes is the first construction company to take the award.
Don't overplay forecast rate hikes, the next move could still be down, says new Governor
Move from country to cities will drive world growth, says consultant.
Liam Dann speaks to NZIER Principle Economist Christina Leung.
Acting Reserve Bank Governor Grant Spencer announces that the Official Cash Rate will remain unchanged at 1.75 per cent. Credit: Mark Mitchell
The release of plans for monetary policy reform did not spook currency markets
Valuations have hit levels not seen since the dotcom bubble
The S&P/NZX 50 Index slipped 11.49 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 8053.63
The Reserve Bank is expected to keep rates on hold at 1.75 per cent.
New Zealand's smaller towns and cities are most vulnerable from house price falls
Pay barely kept up with inflation in the latest figures.
Grant Robertson, Minister of Finance and Minister of Sport and Recreation, speaks from his Parliament office.
COMMENT:Currency traders take short-term view whereas stock investors are in for long haul
High house prices are here to stay unless mortgage rates shoot up, says Peter Thompson.
Migration from Australia to NZ boosted our economy but the trend may be about to change.
OPINION: Possible minimum wage rises have upset some business leaders - but why?
COMMENT: There are some jitters among companies who have assets on the block.
BNZ currency strategist Jason Wong believes the dollar looks oversold
COMMENT: Winston Peters has got nothing worse than a regional slush fund from Labour.
The government's coalition and support deals promise much for Auckland, says Simon Wilson.
NZ First's radical policy is nowhere to be seen in coalition deal.
Comment: Raising the legal minimum wage does not necessarily increase unemployment.
Lowering immigration will slow GDP growth but economy still sound, says senior economist
Innovation experts welcome new govt's high R&D target - but say it won't be easy to meet.
COMMENT: New govt should ignore nonsense from sore losers wanting status quo.