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Trader helped trigger Wall St Flash Crash, claims FBI
A British trader helped to trigger a multibillion-dollar US shares crash by manipulating financial markets on a massive scale from a suburban London semi, the FBI has claimed.
Support for halt to port work
The Auckland Chamber of Commerce is supporting a halt of work on two large wharf extensions into the Waitemata Harbour.
Will we reach parity today?
The New Zealand dollar is trading close to parity with the Australian dollar and may push through the historic milestone today.
Jane Kelsey: NZ irresponsible to follow Obama's TPP spin
Trade Minister Tim Groser says he is going to assume until proved otherwise that the Obama Administration would not have submitted the bill unless it had the numbers to pass it, writes Jane Kelsey. That is disingenuous.
Port presses on with extensions
Ports of Auckland is proceeding with two huge wharf extensions, despite public protests, a political call to halt work and a legal challenge against consents for the work.
Ports stoush: Extension going ahead
Ports of Auckland's work on two massive wharf extensions into the Waitemata Harbour is proceeding despite public protests and a political call to halt work.
Two cranes appear at Bledisloe Wharf
Two large Fletcher cranes have appeared at the end of Bledisloe Wharf at the Ports of Auckland, but it is not known if this signals a start to work on two wharf extensions.
No solution for Ports stoush
The stand-off between Ports of Auckland and Auckland Council over a political call to stop work on two wharf extensions enters its fourth week today.
Last hurrah for NZ's wealthiest man?
Carter Holt Harvey, acquired by Hart in 2006 for $3.3 billion, is the last remaining Australasian operation in his Rank Group empire.
Ports of Auckland: June court date
A legal challenge to the lawfulness of two wharf extensions in the Waitemata Harbour by Ports of Auckland will be heard in June.
Shale oil boom turns to gloom
The shale oil boom that pushed US crude production to the highest level in four decades is grinding to a halt.
Court to review Auckland port extension
A legal challenge to the lawfulness of two wharf extensions in the Waitemata Harbour will be heard in June.
NZ dollar rises against weaker greenback; touches fresh record vs. euro
The New Zealand dollar has slipped to 98.84 Australian cents from 99.03 cents yesterday ahead of Australian employment data today.
Profit rise for Restaurant Brands
Restaurant Brands' profit rose to $23.8 million year ending March 2, up from $20 million a year earlier.
Dairy prices continue decline
International dairy prices fell for the third time in a row at this morning’s GlobalDairyTrade auction.
GCSB's secret Bangladesh spy mission
The GCSB's surveillance operations in Bangladesh are among the most surprising and obscure yet revealed.
NZ dollar back above 99 cents Aussie
The New Zealand dollar is back trading above 99 Australian cents and sparking renewed speculation of parity.
City councillors defend port company
Several councillors have leapt to the defence of Ports of Auckland, the council-owned company facing public and political pressure to halt work on two new wharf extensions into the Waitemata Harbour.
NZ dollar rises to new record vs euro
The New Zealand dollar has risen to a fresh record against the euro and commentators say it is likely to continue to break new ground.
Spilt milk for Fonterra
Units in the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund fell to their lowest point since listing on the NZX in 2012 on the back of growing farmer and investor unrest.
Len Brown pushes for speed on ports discussion
Pressure is growing on Ports of Auckland to stop construction of two massive wharf extensions into Waitemata Harbour.
Record gasoline output to curb US oil glut
Refiners are poised to make gasoline at a record pace, keeping the US crude glut from overflowing storage.
Herald told mayor port news
Auckland Mayor Len Brown has conceded the first he knew about two wharf extensions at the Ports of Auckland was from the Herald.