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Bank sees investment potential in NZ
COMMENT: Jin Liqun has found a huge demand for infrastructure investment in NZ.
How to lower your investment risk
COMMENT: It pays to assess an institution before investing your money.
Start-up Veriphi poised to go global
Medical device start-up Veriphi is raising money to commercialise and go global
Brian Gaynor: Bank boards a vital cog in NZ economy
COMMENT: Banks are the lifeblood of the domestic economy.
Who is the new Reserve Bank Governor?
Liam Dann profiles Adrian Orr, who takes charge of New Zealand's money supply this week.
Trade war fears hit Kiwi sharemarket
New Zealand's NZX 50 Index dropped nearly 1 per cent on global trade news.
Dollar ekes out small weekly gain over greenback
The New Zealand dollar is headed toward a 0.1 per cent weekly gain over the greenback.
CBL watershed meeting deadline extended
The CBL Corp saga will continue after the creditors' meeting was postponed.
Asian shares slump on fears of trade war
Asian stock markets slumped in response to Trump's tariff hikes.
Prison for man running $17.5m Ponzi scheme
The man who used his business to conduct a Ponzi scheme was sentenced to 8 years in prison
Gagged former Fonterra director says her reputation sullied
Gagged former Fonterra director says her reputation has been dirtied by Fonterra.
Worker allegedly sacked for refusing to go vegan
The restaurant is preparing to reinvent itself as a vegan one.
Letting fee axe could reignite rental auctions: Landlord
Letting fee axe draws industry ire
Pak 'n Save cans $3.99 wine special
Christchurch Pak'nSave has scrapped a $3.99 wine special.
Turnbull looks set to secure 'ridiculous' tax cuts
The Turnbull government is creeping closer to securing a historic deal.
Chinese visitors surge in February
People arriving from China were the third biggest group in February.
Facebook facing advertising boycott
Facebook could face an advertising boycott unless it gets its house in order.
Nike posts third quarter loss
Nike reported a loss in its third quarter due to a US$2 billion tax expense.
Bitcoin's major flaw could mean its downfall
A shocking revelation could threaten the existence of Bitcoin.
Business focus: Smoothing the cashflow
Tax change should simplify things for small firms, writes Bill Bennett.
Hooton: Flying in the face of reason
COMMENT: Why should the government own a majority stake in Air NZ?
Brian Fallow: Tax sends the wrong message on saving
Maybe it's not tax on real estate that is the problem.
Australia is a racist country, says South African politician
Julius Malema says farmers who go should leave the keys to their houses and tractors.
Aussie jobs data drives New Zealand dollar higher
The Kiwi dollar traded at A93.40c at 5pm from A93.05c at 8am.
Shares ease back from record high
The S&P/NZX 50 Index dipped 7.48 points, or 0.09 per cent, to 8600.81.
Cyber crime on the rise says Symantec
Cyber crime is on the rise according to the latest Internet Security report.
Legal stoush flares up in $2.5b tobacco industry
An estimated 605,000 adults burn their way through 2 billion cigarettes a year in NZ.
Comment: Government needs to woo small business
The Asia-Pacific Small Business Survey shows a dramatic collapse in economic confidence.
Gattung sells $2.8m Wellington apartment
Business woman Theresa Gattung has sold her waterfront apartment for an undisclosed sum.
$6m makeover for Ellerslie racecourse
Auckland Racing Club is spending $6m on a new stable block at Ellerslie