As the Trade Me float draws nearer, fund managers are being asked about demand for the shares, which may raise $300 million.

Outrage over the price of All Blacks jerseys was just the latest sign of how internet buying has changed the retail game, reports Karyn Scherer.

After motorbiking round the world and saving Happy Feet, economist Gareth Morgan wants to revolutionise our tax and welfare system. Andrew Laxon asks him why.

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Trade Me's parent company Fairfax Media Limited has today announced plans to sell 30 per cent and 35 per cent of Trade Me in a float on the New Zealand stock exchange. Former Fairfax chief David Kirk, who made the decision to buy the…

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