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Door-knock, telemarketing sales laws change
Decades-old laws covering door to door sales laws are set to change later this year.
NZ dollar rises as Spain eyes bank bailout
The dollar rose on speculation Spain may tap European Central Bank funding to bailout Bankia SA to prevent a national banking sector collapse.
Record crop helps Zespri almost triple annual profit
Zespri International, which controls exports of New Zealand kiwifruit, almost tripled annual profit.
NZ dollar rises after Greece backed to keep euro
The New Zealand dollar gained after Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said Greece will probably keep the euro.
Welcome to London, Austerity City
Bank security guards in London lock the doors when they see Liam Taylor coming.
Drop in dairy exports drags down NZ trade surplus
New Zealand posted a smaller-than-expected surplus in April.
NZ stuck in the days of Muldoon - MFAT adviser
New Zealand's fixation on domestic productivity is too "introspective", says David Skilling.
NZ rated highly for investment safety
New Zealand is one of the safest countries in which to invest in the Asia-Pacific region, says a global risk indicator published today.
Oyster industry given funding boost
The Kiwi oyster industry hopes a Government grant will help the industry fight back from a two-year fight with a herpes virus.
Dairy prices drop to new 3-year low in overnight auction
Prices of dairy products fell for the third straight sale in Fonterra's overnight auction, reaching a new three-year low
Revised GDP stats prompt economic growth questions
Statistics New Zealand has made some big revisions to the history of the country's gross domestic product growth figures.
Auckland cements investment ties with Beijing
Auckland and Beijing have signed a agreement to create closer business links and promote bilateral investment.