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Market close: NZ sharemarket follows Wall St to end down

Most other markets around the Asia-Pacific region were also softer.

Nearly half of Kiwi workers aren’t fully disconnecting from work when on holiday - study

Workers who failed to disconnect while on leave were twice as likely to suffer burnout.

Comvita deal fails, attention turns to capital raise

The special meeting in Auckland lasted less than half an hour.

How a community kept Mitai Māori Village open after a devastating blaze

Thirteen hours after the blaze, the village reopened to visitors.

Illegal North Shore earthworks draw $48,000 fine

Offending had 'significant effects on neighbouring properties, the broader environment'.

Complaints surge 35%: Why real estate agents must lift their game

Authority is holding to account agents who do not maintain high standards, says CEO.

How NZ companies can build resilience through economic uncertainty

Finalists fo the AWS Company of the Year are The a2 Milk Company, Fonterra and Rocket Lab.

'Massive challenge': Brosnan on Hilton Auckland reclad

Special system used to enable guests to continue to stay while big job was undertaken.

What 2000's dotcom crash can teach us about the AI boom

AI's trillion-dollar surge mirrors the dotcom bubble’s faith in endless growth.

Kami co-founders win EY Entrepreneur of the Year

The ed-tech company also won the tech and emerging industries categories.

Matthew Hooton: Plain-talking IPCA report sets standard for other inquiries

OPINION: Paul Goldsmith’s crackdown orders the Navy and spies to target Pacific gangs.

$400k IRD debt puts former Wairoa restaurant owner in liquidation

Layton Gemmell blames mounting pressure from Covid, Cyclone Gabrielle and debt.

‘We want to create the future’: Inside Ikea’s plan to rethink NZ retail

Ikea visited 500 Kiwi homes to study how people live before its opening.

Market close: NZX edges lower as Infratil and profit-taking weigh

The S&P/NZX 50 Index slips with Infratil, Heartland and Black Pearl in focus.

Flight cancellations down at Asia-Pacific airlines; Iata says more travellers want to use smartphones and biometrics

Asia-Pacific flyers want faster, seamless journeys, but some are wary of new technology.

Naval surveillance start-up moves closer to capital clientele

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon opened Starboard's new Wellington base.