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BurgerFuel shares continue to climb
Investment firm set up by Subway founders to take 10% stake in listed fast-food chain.
Telstra's directories sale boosts cash stockpile
Telstra has sold off its shrinking directories business Sensis as it builds up a multibillion-dollar stockpile of cash to fund investment and, possibly, higher returns for shareholders.
Plain packaged tobacco debate begins
Parliament will begin its debate on plain packaging for tobacco early next year, Associate Health Minister Tariana Turia has confirmed.
Business leader of the year finalist 2013: Di Humphries
Di Humphries is the fresh face in charge of children's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch.
Kevin Roberts: Rome wasn't built on apathy
We must first conquer our island syndrome and pull together if we are ever to win the world from the edge, writes Kevin Roberts.
Graham McGregor: Helpful strategies for December
By taking time to focus on your successes this past year, you will feel more positive.
Shane Warne's new Moa brew
Craft brewer Moa has gone into business with Australian cricket legend Shane Warne.
Hobbit celebrations grow larger-than-life
Hobbit fans eagerly awaiting the release of Sir Peter Jackson's second instalment of his film trilogy were treated to a few larger-than-life movie moments today.
Hobbit: Planes, books and giant eagles
Hobbit stars have unveiled a giant, NZ-themed pop-up book in Beverly Hills, a dragon has been revealed on an Air NZ plane and giant eagles have descended on Wellington.
China law changes tourist mix
Signs of higher-spending visitors and longer trips after Chinese travel sellers told to offer better quality packages.
Two-child China a boon for baby milk
The loosening of China's one-child policy is expected to provide a boost for New Zealand infant formula exporters.
Business insight: Struggling companies need to ask hard questions
You operate in an industry popularly perceived to be in decline - how do you keep going?