After several years of rapid growth there is now consolidation at Auckland.

Bureaucratic mindset needs to shift to achieve policy goals.

Pushpay Holdings led the index higher as New Zealand shares rose to a record high.

The NZ dollar fell sharply after the Reserve Bank kept interest rates at a record low.

Xero has more than halved its losses as it moves towards profitability

Mitre 10 will remove single-use plastic bags from all of its 128 stores from July 1.

Current customers of the bank will be eligible for the $100 million initiative.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson confirmed plans for $42 billion of net capital spending.

AMP's interim chairman called the fees-for-no-service scandal "absolutely unacceptable".

Xero has posted a loss of $28.6 million, a 60 per cent improvement on last year.

Here's where clothing from your favourite brands is made.

Forbes released its annual world's most powerful people list.

If craft beer is a bubble, it's getting pretty damn big. Some say it's ready to burst.

The Federal Street carpark sold for $22 million above its book value.

The charges have been laid before the Real Estate Agents Disciplinary Tribunal.

NZIA reveals Auckland's top buildings

Local private equity and venture capital is on a roll according to a new industry report

Licence to operate is in question and society's patience with business is stretched thin.

Scales Corp will sell its cold storage businesses to US cold chain company Emergent Cold.

The retirement sector led gainers today in light trading.

The kiwi traded at 69.64 US cents as at 5pm.

Super Fund's tram plan raises question of what else it can help pay for.

S&P/NZX 50 Index is back in black, hitting a new record.

Zambesi has changed its website to spell out that some of its garments are made overseas.

Michael Stiassny will not stand for re-election to the board.

Around 100,000 ANZ customers have been affected by a problem with its loan calculator.

Govt says relationship with China isn't behind choice not to tax Chinese steel imports.

The chains are making the move in response to the environmental harm caused by plastic.

Commonwealth Bank will have to shell out millions in fines.

Property market shift will be positive in the long term.