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Lawyer embezzled thousands of dollars from clients. Now he wants to practice again.

Christopher Twigley was struck off five years ago.

Preparing for tougher times – don't get caught short

Banks are broadly supportive but balance sheet strength is key as recession looms.

Hong Kong poised to make strong recovery

Hong Kong has been focused on re-establishing itself as a prominent business hub.

Opinion: I tried Kayak's holiday budgeting tool so you don't have to

OPINION: The slick online tool has one major flaw.

My Food Bag aims to claw back profits after cost-cutting drive

The meal kit company says they are set to make a comeback in the next full-year.

'This is my 37th Budget. I think I can be objective about Budgets'

A finance expert has given his thoughts on the newly announced Budget.

My Food Bag profits dive 60%, staff cut, plans to delist from ASX

The Kiwi meal kit company says it's working to cut overheads and up profits.

Ratings agency fires warning shot over 'expansionary' Budget

Budget may erode ‘headroom’ for NZ credit rating, says S&P.

In full: Budget 2023 live stream

NZ Herald brings you Budget 2023 with expert analysis and commentary. Video / NZ Herald

Cost of living crisis explained: New Zealanders almost $5000 worse off

The cost of living crisis is hitting New Zealanders hard.

Apartment pioneer caught up in Scarbro liquidation - what's next?

Leuschke Group designed the complex with 112 residences, 12 apartments and seven shops.

Diana Clement: No free lunch with buy now, pay later

Opinion: Skills are needed to make this method of credit work for you.

Sir Paul Adams, Ted Manson: Raised in state houses, billion-dollar sales success

What can we learn from them? What is their new direction these days?

Canny View: Simple steps to leave behind generational wealth

Managing emotions is a key component of wealth management.

Something's got to give: Food, rent on chopping block for clients in debt, adviser says

But there are steps budget advisers say can be taken to get on top of debt.

MPs wary of drowning non-bank deposit-takers in red tape

Finance and Expenditure Committee reports back on Deposit Takers Bill.

Central Otago vineyard: What went wrong, why IRD called liquidators

IRD wants $40,000, other creditors claim $97,000 from pinot noir specialist.

Six reasons why one Ponsonby Central restaurant failed

'Business was already financially struggling with high overheads and staffing issues.'