Southern Taxis has been ordered to pay almost $100,000 for breaching employment standards.

Workers have been allowed back into an Ebert Construction site to retrieve tools.

Yes - it is possible to lose your job over a single dodgy tweet or Facebook post.

A2 Milk will buy another 8.2 per cent of Synlait Milk.

An Auckland mechanic verbally and physically assaulted at work has won a big payout.

Getting a tax refund is about to get a whole lot simpler.

The tenants caused enormous damage to the house through their drug use and manufacturing.

From cows to blockchain — finalists for the 2018 EY Entrepreneur of the Year.

Convergence is helping to create new businesses.

Xero's share price has flourished since it ditched its NZX listing.

Why the two firms have decided to kiss and make up.

Banks are asking for more details about people's spending habits before they lend money.

Wakachangi Lager has won an ASA decision over a complaint about one of its adverts.

New Zealand shares fell in light trading, with Comvita leading the index lower.

The New Zealand dollar was weaker against the greenback in jittery markets.

The ex-files: Are there any protections for the stay-at-home parent should we separate?

Million-dollar plus property sales have rise nationwide but are down in Auckland.

The video game developing industry experienced revenue and employment growth.

There will be financial implications to Special Purpose Vehicle to fund infrastructure.

Where are the science and primary industry creds of our biosecurity MPI bosses?

Facebook and Instagram are launching a set of tools to help people manage their use.

An Aussie man's credit card statement shows how CommBank is "setting people up to fail".

In these outpourings of low business confidence there's opportunity.

Do you have what it takes?

The sprawling case covered meetings on yachts in The Bahamas, and in courtrooms.

KitKat lost its decade-long case to protect its four finger biscuit shape.

Domestic violence leave will allow workers up to 10 days paid leave.

The S&P/NZX50 Index dropped 62.17 points, or 0.7 per cent.

The kiwi traded at 67.91 US cents at 5pm.

Largely white-owned land could soon be seized without compensation.