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Pacific Edge stock up 50pc
Shares in medical research company Pacific Edge surged nearly 50% to a new all-time high last night.
The lost art of saying hello
A casual chat with the right person can give you that networking edge .
Dreamliner service to NZ about to fly
China Southern Airlines will be the first carrier to operate scheduled Boeing 787 Dreamliner services to New Zealand from Monday.
Fran O'Sullivan: Labour's trade deal showdown
The key question is whether Labour will stay on song with the bilateral positioning that has assured NZ extraordinary clout in trade negotiations, writes Fran O'Sullivan.
Auckland job market boom
City's unemployment at lowest level since 2011 with average pay up to $1135 a week, writes Anne Gibson.
Expat Kiwi's bright idea guides the way
A Kiwi has invented what could be the future in street lighting - glow-in-the-dark footpaths.
Shares boost top Kiwisaver funds
KiwiSaver funds with higher exposure to shares were the best performers over the September quarter, according to Morningstar.
Gareth Morgan: How real is your milk?
Push for higher volumes compromising our greatest export, write Gareth Morgan and Geoff Simmons. "The future of NZ's dairy industry should lie in quality, not quantity."
Solid Energy secures restructuring deal
Solid Energy has secured its restructuring deal with most of its banks and the Government following a series of meetings today in Christchurch.
Meet the CEOs – 2degrees
In the latest interview in our Meet the CEOs business video series, 2degrees chief executive Stewart Sherriff talks to Herald reporter Hamish Fletcher.
One in four ASB KiwiSavers not saving
ASB - the country's second largest KiwiSaver provider - says nearly one in four of its members are not contributing to their retirement savings.
Airport's Chinese language flight board
The growing number of Chinese visitors passing through Auckland Airport can now see flight arrival and departure information displayed in Chinese.
UK commits to nuclear power despite Fukushima
Britain has struck an agreement to build a new nuclear power plant - the first such deal in the European Union since the disaster at Fukushima prompted a major rethink of the energy source's merits.
Twelve Questions: Lucy Marr
Lucy Marr is half of Auckland's most fashionable hair salon empire and has started her own organic skincare line, Sans.
Aussies cash in stakes in buoyant retirement firms
Australian investment funds are taking advantage of a buoyant New Zealand retirement village industry to exit their stakes in the sector's main players.
Surveys start for city rail link
Surveyors are plotting ground levels above Auckland's proposed new multi-billion dollar rail underground tunnel.
Family feud shuts burrito stores
The future of a popular Mexican burrito chain - and the jobs of 100 workers - is in serious doubt as a result of a bitter family feud.
China tourist rules tipped to boost spending
New rules in China could cut the number of tourists coming to New Zealand but those who do come should spend more.
Auckland Housing estate gets go-ahead
Auckland's largest new housing estate has planning approval.
Kiwisaver: Minimum wage rules
KiwiSaver for minimum wage earners, schemes shutting down and KiwiSaver for the self-employed...
Coastal homes battle heats up
Two families have been accused of blocking a hapu from developing its coastal Northland property say they are out to protect the environment.
Seabed mining bid stirs protest
The first marine consent application for seabed mining on the North Island's west coast is about to be lodged.