Healthcare company ordered to pay a nurse more than $10,000 for unjust dismissal.

French market regulator doubts our indebted world can withstand much monetary tightening.

One company offered employees unlimited leave. The result was surprising.

With a trade war brewing, there is potentially some short-term upside for New Zealand.

Kiwis' love of takeaways has been reaffirmed in a new report.

Shares of Precinct Properties New Zealand earned an upgrade from Morningstar.

Access to Mission Bay right of way in court battle

First Union in mad rush to visit Warehouse stores for feedback on restructure proposal.

It's coming up to confession time for NZX-listed companies with June balance dates.

Auckland Airport led the index higher, up 2.4 per cent to $6.93.

The kiwi traded at 67.68 US cents as at 5pm.

A man complained his gas retailer overcharged him for two years.

An IBM worker claims he was sacked for being too old.

Air New Zealand has slammed the "ravages of airport pricing behaviour".

Farmer confidence slid in the past quarter amid concern about the impact of M. bovis.

Amazon is set to open a second location for its radical Amazon Go concept store.

You might think it's beyond your reach, but that dream job is closer than you realise.

The Commerce Commission analysed broadband performance monitoring data since 2007.

Want to improve your sales and profits? You'll need change what you are currently doing.

Weighing up the average public sector salary versus the private sector.

AUT is opening an on-campus recruitment service.

Crime is "rampant" in the retail sector, a half-year industry report says.

Sky Network Television led gains in a mixed day of trading.

The New Zealand dollar pushed higher against the greenback.

Sydney and Melbourne are facing a potential "crash landing".

Samsung has received complains about the Galaxy S9+ sending photos to random contacts.

Commodity prices fell in June, weighed by whole milk powder and beef prices.

Even the nicest Shark Tank judge called "bulls***" on this idea.

Kiwibuild has announced that couples earning up to $180,000 will be allowed to apply.

The Law Society has put forward a strong argument for the sale.