Publicity over the power firm's sharemarket listing is piquing the public's interest.

Ateed looks for value-added investment and more multinational interest in Auckland.

An investor's eye vIew of pending changes to offer documents by Tracey Cross and Rachel Taylor.

Which Kiwi directors have got 'skin in the game' and does it really matter? Alexander Speirs and Brierley Penn report.

Warehouse Group has announced plans to lift staff wages and create a better-trained workforce, with rewards for long-term service.

Today we launch part two of our latest video series, a beginner's guide to investing in shares.

Today we launch part two of our latest video series, a beginner's guide to investing in shares.

The controversial Labour-Greens electricity market policy which has knocked 6 per cent off the value of Contact Energy has probably reduced the price the Government will get for Mighty River Power.

Today we launch part one of our latest video series - a beginner's guide to investing in the sharemarket.

Today we launch part one of our latest video series, a beginner's guide to investing in shares.

The past few years have seen some successful floats in New Zealand - notably Summerset, Trade Me and the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund.

Z Energy's second full year of operation since its sale to local investors by Shell has produced a 13.1 per cent lift in operating earnings, although sales have fallen.

Today we launch part three of our latest video series, a beginner's guide to investing in shares. How do I choose which companies to invest in? What does it mean to have a diversified portfolio? And who looks after my shares?

Prices have fallen more than 7 per cent in the latest global dairy auction held overnight. It comes after a slight dip in prices two weeks ago.

KiwiSaver funds with higher exposures to growth assets such as shares and property have performed the strongest in the past year, according to figures from Morningstar.

The political furore over the partial privatisation of Mighty River Power will put downward pressure on the final price paid for shares in the electricity generator and retailer.

The political machinations around the electricity sector have definitely added an element of higher risk to the Mighty River Power float making it even harder for retail investors to make a call on buying into the soon-to-be-listed power company.