Nuplex Industries has begun construction of its third manufacturing facility in China, which is expected to help the speciality chemicals and resins manufacturer overcome capacity constraints.

Does New Zealand have a tech bubble? It's not an unreasonable question.

Skincare products and scented candle company Trilogy International is aiming for an up to four-fold increase in online sales.

How does a fast-growing small business attract angel investment?

Think a typical Kiwi entrepreneur is young and tech-savvy? Think again.

Kiwi and Australian accountants have voted in favour of a proposal to merge their two professional bodies.

Auckland Airport has released plans for a $2.4b 'airport of the future' that includes a sweeping crescent - shaped domestic and international terminal on one site.

New Zealand winemakers could stand to benefit from a global shortage of wine, a new report says.

In a blockbuster declaration at Britain's phone hacking trial, a prosecutor said two of Rupert Murdoch's former senior tabloid executives - Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson - had an affair lasting at least

The head of New Zealand's investment regulator has hit out at the Government's energy company sharemarket floats and says they have failed to lead the way in making it easier for retail investors to access information.

The "grumpiest" telecommunications debate in more than a decade could be all but settled next week.

Stocks in software firm GeoOp soared 140 per cent in its debut on the NZAX after it sold shares in a private offering, raising $10 million to fund its global growth.

Young people from Ngai Tahu are more likely to be saving for retirement and are more wary of debt than other Kiwis their age, a study has found.

Meridian says a New York bank owns just 3.98 per cent of the company - not the 8.1 per cent it said earlier.

In the latest NSA bombshell, the Washington Post reports the spy agency has secretly broken into the main communication links for Yahoo and Google.

NZ Oil and Gas has a moral obligation to pay Pike River families it's claimed - after shareholders yesterday voted not to fork out $3.41m awarded by judge.

Fonterra says the potential contamination of 14 milk tankers with mud and gravel is a "very minor incident" and its safety systems worked as intended.