NZX 'strongly opposes' Unlisted exemption
NZX says a lack of basic shareholder protections could tarnish the reputation of the country's capital markets.
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Export goal needs at least $150b of investment: Joyce
Joyce this week got cabinet approval to develop what he calls "the New Zealand Investment Attraction Strategy".
Unlisted wants support in face of NZX opposition
Share trading platform Unlisted is applying for an exemption from the Financial Markets Authority.
Bryce Edwards: Left and right unite against SkyCity 'crony capitalism'
How corrupt is the Government’s SkyCity convention centre deal? asks Bryce Edwards.
Revealed: SkyCity's new convention hub
We show you how SkyCity's new convention centre would look in central Auckland, as details are revealed for the first time in its resource consent applications.
An unconventional agreement
The SkyCity convention centre deal has returned to haunt the Government - and provoke new controversy. In the first of a two-part series, David Fisher investigates.
Quit the job, live the dream
At this time of year people's minds wander into daydreams of a career and life change.
Group vows to hinder Otago oil drill
A ''rapid response'' team of up to 260 people has been set up to take to the water to hinder Anadarko's deep-sea drilling operations.
More tourists spending less money in NZ
New Zealand needs tourists who spend more money, rather than just more people through the airport gates, Prime Minister John Key says.
Dunne sends 'time-bomb warning' to Key
Peter Dunne has sent a "time bomb warning" to Prime Minister John Key, saying his "cut through" approach risks becoming "a major problem".
TVNZ land deal: Key retreats
Prime Minister John Key has backed away from statements to Parliament about SkyCity hatching a land deal with TVNZ.
TVNZ: SkyCity hasn't asked us for land
TVNZ says it has had no approach from SkyCity to buy its land for the proposed convention centre, contrary to the Prime Minister's assurances yesterday.
SkyCity report critical of process
SkyCity got special treatment on talks around the international convention centre after the Prime Minister personally intervened.
Key: Deal doesn't mean more pokies
Increasing pokie machine numbers at SkyCity doesn't mean more machines in New Zealand, says the Prime Minister.
Former FBI tech guru joins Wynyard board
Wynyard Group, the Kiwi developer of intelligence-gathering software used by companies and governments, has appointed a former FBI high-flyer to its advisory board.
Taste the difference
Major breweries are battling for market share as the taste for "quality" beer takes hold in supermarkets and pubs. Geoff Cumming follows the consumer-led revolution.
500 breadwinners out of work
Close to 500 breadwinners will lose their jobs, and more than $50 million a year will be sucked out of the Greymouth economy, as Spring Creek Mine is moved into care and maintenance.
'Hell no', say miner wives
Miners were emotional after a meeting with the Minister of State Owned Enterprises, saying he had made up his mind over their proposal before the meeting began.
KiwiSaver at five: Many happy returns
As KiwiSaver's fifth birthday approaches, Tamsyn Parker checks what it has achieved, the arguments it sparks, and the changes still to come.