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Dollar heads for 0.8% weekly decline against greenback
The kiwi traded at 69.60 as at 5pm in Wellington, down from 70.18 cents last Friday.
Ex-Hawkins Orange-H placed in receivership
Orange-H Group was placed into receivership 10 days after being ordered to pay $13.4m.
The top most complained about ads of 2017
Last year, the total number of complaints increased by 3 per cent - with 1168 complaints.
Rich-lister couple increase stake in The Warehouse
The Normans lift their stake in The Warehouse but analysts say it doesn't signal takeover.
RBS agrees to 'milestone' $6.9B penalty
The Royal Bank of Scotland has ended a long-running US probe.
Cost of takeaway leads food price rise
New Zealand food prices edged up in April on the cost of takeaway food.
Aussie firm roasted over 'Millennial' Budget report
An accountancy firm is being mercilessly mocked online for its Millennial-speak Budget.
Super Fund invests in recycling tech firm
The New Zealand Super Fund has invested in Atlanta-based Rubicon Global.
Warehouse 3Q sales lift 'encouraging'
Warehouse Group's third-quarter sales advanced 2.6 per cent.
Big Read: Who ate all the IPOs?
It's been a slow year for new IPOS, but don't blame private equity.
Now is the winter of our discontent as chill hits housing market
A long winter is picked for Auckland housing.
Young Kiwis more comfortable with debt
People aged 18 to 24 are the most relaxed about debt.
Air New Zealand outlines its strategy for the regions
Air New Zealand will continue flying bigger planes to regional airports.
Pressure building on mortgage rates: Reserve Bank
Higher offshore funding costs could put pressure on banks to increase interest rates.
Cyber attack warning as Iran deal falters
Retaliation expected for US pulling out of the nuclear deal.
Google's digital assistant passes for human - can you tell?
Crowd cheer in stunned disbelief but technology sparks a backlash.
Flying our way - where airline growth to NZ is coming from
After several years of rapid growth there is now consolidation at Auckland.
Matthew Hooton: Budget must show cultural change
Bureaucratic mindset needs to shift to achieve policy goals.
NZX 50 hits record on outlook for low interest rates
Pushpay Holdings led the index higher as New Zealand shares rose to a record high.
Dollar falls across the board after OCR kept at 1.75%
The NZ dollar fell sharply after the Reserve Bank kept interest rates at a record low.
Xero has tremendous growth to come: CEO
Xero has more than halved its losses as it moves towards profitability
Mitre 10 to remove single-use plastic bags from its stores
Mitre 10 will remove single-use plastic bags from all of its 128 stores from July 1.
ANZ launches interest-free home-insulation scheme
Current customers of the bank will be eligible for the $100 million initiative.
Budget 2018: Robertson affirms $42b plan
Finance Minister Grant Robertson confirmed plans for $42 billion of net capital spending.
'We let you down': AMP boss
AMP's interim chairman called the fees-for-no-service scandal "absolutely unacceptable".
Guest nights hit a record for March month
Accommodation providers hosted a record number of guest nights for a March month.
Two fraudsters admit roles in $8.3m Ponzi scheme
Stolen money bought million-dollar homes and expensive cars.
Xero halves losses, closes on profitability
Xero has posted a loss of $28.6 million, a 60 per cent improvement on last year.
Bezos more powerful than Pope, UK Prime Minister
Forbes released its annual world's most powerful people list.
Is the craft beer bubble about to burst?
If craft beer is a bubble, it's getting pretty damn big. Some say it's ready to burst.
SkyCity sells Auckland carpark for $40M
The Federal Street carpark sold for $22 million above its book value.
Real estate authority lays charges against three people after $8.5m shortfall
The charges have been laid before the Real Estate Agents Disciplinary Tribunal.