NZ consumer confidence eases in April
A slowdown in the property market weighed on consumer confidence.
A slowdown in the property market weighed on consumer confidence.
Wall Street climbed, bolstered by better-than-expected corporate earnings.
COMMENT: Instead of taxing housing harder, why not change the tax on retirement savings?
Former Prime Minister Jim Bolger speaks out about inequality, race relations and racism.
Business bosses respond to calls for companies to pay the living wage to staff.
New rules likely to remove an option for already struggling industry.
Consumer prices rose 2.2pc in the first quarter, the fastest lift since September 2011.
Farming is improving its products to meet environmental and nutritional demands.
Two damning reports on farming greeted by Government silence, says green campaigner.
New Zealand's services sector accounts for about two-thirds of the economy.
The market expects annual inflation to hit two per cent, for the first time since 2011.
Why the idea of China's dibao, or universal basic income, is catching on.
Editorial: A year on from our Home Truths series, housing remains unaffordable for most.
WATCH: Liam Dann and Pie Funds CEO Mike Funds discuss how psychology effects investing
The crisis in SK exemplifies the problems of close ties between the state and business.
COMMENT: NZ should be cracking down on multi-nationals that avoid our taxation.
COMMENT: The Government says young Auckland house hunters just need to keep saving.
New Zealand retail spending on electronic cards fell for a second month in March.
The $247m will make sure the bank's capital stays within the regulator's limits.
NZ Herald Business Editor at Large Liam Dann discussing interest rates with BNZ CEO Anthony Healy.
LIVE: Liam Dann, Business Editor at Large, is answering your questions about the economy.
Businesses say they plan to invest more, but are they doing as they say?
Tax incentives for research and development could shape up to be an election issue.
Watch: Europe's economic outlook is improving but will politics spoil the party?
New data from Trade Me sees more job vacancies - but the average wage is yet to rise
New Zealand firms' stronger profits in 2016 continued to swell the government's coffers.
COMMENT: Don't panic, housing bubble hasn't popped. But it has released a bit of hot air.
Visitors staying at New Zealand holiday parks contribute over $1b annually to NZ.
Kiwi firms pared back their level of optimism in the first three months of the year.
NZ Initiative sees housing, education and productivity as big election issues.