Persistence one of the most important things in business, says Rodd and Gunn CEO.

When you're headed overseas, it helps to not get stuck with an unforeseen bill.

Reimbursing underpaid staff will add to Smith City's mounting losses.

New Zealand's largest city had 1,530 new homes consented in May.

Fletcher Building is selling its stake in metal recycling company Sims Pacific Metals.

Many top Chinese universities restrict - and even ban - members of the public visiting.

We should rip down our tariff wall and declare unilateral free trade from March 2019.

Huffer founder Steve Dunstan talks increasing sales through experiences.

NZ First, Greens' poor polling will drive more unexpected policy developments.

The two Auckland woman had squared off in the High Court about an alleged $800k debt.

Rocket Lab confirms it won't be launching its Electron rocket this week.

Kathmandu Holdings stock has risen 18.4 per cent since Monday.

The kiwi traded at 67.80 US cents as at 5pm.

CFOs say candidates are less willing to wait to find if they got the job.

Phil Twyford says construction companies and developers are on board with Kiwibuild.

Lately we've been getting a masterclass in how not to handle a media crisis.

Chocolate and beer fans will welcome this addition to the shelf.

New Zealand Ticketmaster customers could be affected by a data breach.

Two Kiwis who took deposits for super cars they never ordered have been jailed for 8 years

An environmentalist has called the appeal a crushing blow.

The hotel will be developed at the NZ Bloodstock Sales centre in Karaka.

New legislation is a welcome first step, but one that should've been taken some years ago.

The US has made it clear other countries need to look to their own interests first.

NZ shares gained in light trading, led higher by Pushpay and Air New Zealand.

Z Energy's customer database for the Z card online was breached.

One of Australia's biggest television brands has been reprimanded by the Federal Court.

The New Zealand dollar remained under pressure after a weak business confidence survey.

ANZ's latest Business Survey paints a gloomy economic outlook.

Auckland's coldest day in three years had locals turning on the heaters.

Retail was most gloomy as costs, credit and capacity weigh on firms.