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Cerebos bid undervalues Comvita by 38pc - report
Cerebos' $71.6 million bid to buy Comvita undervalues the local honey maker by as much as 38 per cent, according to the independent adviser's report.
John Key interview: 'Who wants a PM who's down in the mouth?'
National leader John Key talks about Teapotgate, asset sales and New Zealand's credit rating downgrade.
Van der Heyden to step down as Fonterra chair, Norris tapped
Fonterra chairman Henry van der Heyden is to step down next year after a decade in the job.
Risk aversion creeps in to corporates
Global instability is slowing down projects and businesses that depend on capital investment, says Simpson Grierson chair Kevin Jaffe.
Emphasis on research
Anzco Foods chairman Graeme Harrison says agriculture is the engine of economic growth and the country has been fortunate the primary sector has been delivering.
Pike River inquiry: Inspectors 'hung out to dry'
The father of one of the Pike River victims has stood up for a mine inspector being 'hammered' at the inquiry into the disaster.
Kiwi dollar tumbles after Italy pays high price to borrow
The kiwi dollar has tumbled almost 1 US cent after Italy was forced to pay the highest yield since 1997 on government bonds.