Leadership was under the spotlight at the PwC Herald Talks event today.

SKHY apartment project progressing at Symonds St and Khyber Pass Rd.

CBL's executives have sold 8.5pc of the company

Helen Gardner, shopping in New York, left the Polo store without buying anything.

Boeing reached a deal in December to sell $16.6 b in planes to Iran Air.

One thing you will never see come out of the Ferrari factory is one in pink.

US equities fluctuated, while Treasuries fell ahead of Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping.

A young Russian migrant bought $1.7m of Auckland properties in 4 years, here's how.

A large hole has been dug on the tiny sandstone island in the Waitemata Harbour.

A hotel that saved a guest's life was then rated 'terrible' on TripAdvisor.

A payroll issue has seen George Calombaris' staff incorrectly paid to the tune of $2.8m.

For 26 per cent of couples money is the key source of tension.

Wall Street declined amid disappointing US car sales.

Samsung's effort to regain confidence in the safety of its products has hit a snag.

The first PwC Herald Talks for 2017 will be held on Wednesday.

Gary Lin says people who want to buy a house should get off Facebook and work harder.

These millennials got in years ago: What about today?

$23m Chinese health product deal cleared in New Zealand.

Why this phase of the construction cycle is the most risky.

Ilabb founder Seadon Baker talks emotive marketing and the clothing industry.

The number of residential listings on the market has surged

COMMENT: Long-time saver looks for a way to escape the benefit trap, writes Mary Holm.

David Bradley made his fortune riding the great era of business consulting.

A developer says "bureaucratic insanity" is making housing unaffordable in Dunedin.

Queenstown is becoming a popular retirement destination for baby-boomers, a report shows.

Huawei 2016 sales rose 32pc from a year earlier but profit increased by only 0.4pc.

COMMENT: Global companies need to choose values they can defend globally -- and uphold.

The Trump administration went after Germany, and the ally had some harsh words in return.

A run down of gadgets that have caught our eye.

COMMENT: Individual shareholders have drawn the short straw in NZ, writes Brian Gaynor.