COMMENT: Changes are coming to financial sector employment, in more ways than one.

New Zealand is top of the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index.

Asking for a pay rise isn't so simple for many employees.

Japanese retail chain Uniqlo is 'looking forward' to opening a New Zealand store.

Administrators have placed ads offering a "rare opportunity" to buy the broadcaster.

A study out of Sydney's University of Technology shows the gig economy is not all positive

Rotorua's "horrifying" rental market is taking its toll on local estate agents.

Blame the ever-growing size of apps.

Qatar may want to diversify while tensions are high in the Persian Gulf, an analyst says.

The EU and Britain tripped over the first item in their Brexit talks - citizen rights.

The founder of Waist Trainer is teaching other young women how to be entrepreneurs.

Google is going to stop reading your Gmail in search of opportunities to sell ads.

COMMENT: Other problems compounded the basic one: He lost a lot of money.

Court sentence after death of Steel and Tube boss.

The electric car company would be taking on Spotify and Apple Music.

David Jones is preparing to launch a chain of posh convenience stores in Australia.

The beloved soft cheese made in France may soon be a delicacy of the past.

With the exit of chief executive Travis Kalanick, who will step up to run Uber?

Chorus boss is the only female CEO among NZ's biggest listed companies.

Restaurant Brands is on track to hit $700m in 2018

There are concerning signs in the tech sector - is the bubble about to burst?

Westpac customers are having trouble making payments.

Ryman Healthcare's annual report shows the company paid not a cent in tax.

Team New Zealand and Oracle have more than one thing in common.

Cyber safety gurus want to follow the UK in introducing a law that wipes social history.

The cost to build a house is rising fastest in two parts of the country.

A marketing professor says Apple and the iPhone are 'sex'.

Wall Street moved higher as oil prices recovered.

The winners of this year's Kea World Class New Zealand Awards.

Working Mothers Connect CEO Natasha Gallardo says women need to own their success.