Samsung worker's $147 billion typo
A "fat finger" mistake by an employee has been described as a "major financial accident".
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'Trillions of cubic metres' of offshore gas still available
Energy Minister says there is potentially trillions of cubic metres in the Barque field.
What Zuckerberg's private notes really said
A quick thinking photographer snapped Zuckerberg's notes during a break in testimony.
Xi vs Trump: Who has the better hand in potential trade war?
A look at some of the issues that could determine the outcome of the trade spat.
'Why bitcoin is like the flu'
Bitcoin has been likened to an 'infectious disease' to which most people are now 'immune'.
New iOS feature killing iPhone 8s
If you have an iPhone 8 you might want to be careful about updating iOS 11.3.
NZ dollar eases slightly against greenback
The New Zealand dollar remained firm against the greenback.
Ex-BNZ boss saddened at link to alleged fraudster
An emotional Andrew Thorburn has felt sadness and grief over link to alleged fraudster.
NZ blamed for lack of tourists on Gold Coast
Apparently Gold Coast traders shouldn't blame Comm Games organisers but Kiwis instead.
Why Sky lost the Rugby World Cup rights
If there was one thing Sky needed to hold onto, it was rugby rights.
Govt needs to protect Kiwis from Facebook's power
COMMENT: We need our governments to take protecting data seriously.
Fonterra's 'asset beta' may be too low
Fonterra's farmer-shareholders may be receiving a bigger payout than warranted.
Blowing in the wind: Storm downs huge NZ flag at Auckland Airport
The huge flag usually flies atop a 45m flagpole.
Storm serves as warning to one in four SMEs that don't have insurance
One in four small businesses in New Zealand don't have insurance cover.
Cellphone towers out: Spark, Chorus, Vodafone confirm outages
A storm has cut power to about 50 Spark cellphone towers.
Business, civic leaders take stock after fierce Auckland storm
Businesses count the cost after storm
Liam Dann: Why is business so gloomy?
The past three months have seen a steady flow of worrying global news.
Shares gain as President Xi speech lifts sentiment
New Zealand shares rose as equity investors took heart from comments by President Xi.
Comment: We need to know what makes robo-taxman tick
New IT systems kick in as part of the tax department's $1.9 billion transformation.
Dollar gains as President Xi soothes investor nerves
The kiwi gained to 73.30 US cents as at 5pm.
Australia must warm to China or face economic punishment
An expert says Australia can either embrace China now or face "punishment".
Comment: Facebook's quick fix is doomed to failure
As long as firm continues to prioritise connections there will be ways to abuse them.
BNZ plans to replace 50 jobs with part-timers: union
BNZ says more customers choosing digital banking channels for everyday banking.
US sanctions wipe billions from Russian-linked stocks
Russian stocks have taken a beaten after the latest round of US sanctions.
China's president promises to cut auto import tariff
Chinese president Xi Jinping spoke at a business conference today.
Kiwi Jericho Station winner 'chuffed' but not anti foreign investment
Farmer Ed Pinckney is the unconditional contract-holder.
Trump's online store hypocrisy
Trump is a vocal advocate of requiring retailers to collect sales tax in every state.
Godfreys' 99-year-old co-founder looks to suck up company
The struggling vacuum cleaner merchant is assessing a takeover bid by its 99yo co-founder.
Foreign bidder withdraws from Jericho Station
A back-up bidder has been accepted for Jericho Station after a foreign buyer withdrew.
How to answer 'dreaded' interview question
It's a question that regularly stumps even the most confident of jobseekers.
YouTube could be fined billions for child law breach
YouTube is being accused of breaching the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
Bankrupt Auckland builder blows $1.5m at casino
Rather than pay creditors, a bankrupt builder gambled away $1.5 million.