
Market close: NZ market set to finish year in the black
The NZX50 is up 2.5 per cent for the year.
The NZX50 is up 2.5 per cent for the year.
The receiver's first report has been released today.
Christchurch gears up to help laid-off workers and industry rallies in Auckland.
OPINION: Five of the top columns of the year from Damien Venuto.
Demand for electricity is increasing, so how are we coping?
The sector is facing tough economic conditions and crime.
OPINION: Banks offer support to those struggling to retain workers.
Financial Times: US newspaper alleges tech companies took ‘free ride'.
'Ripple effect' a concern for hundreds of staff abruptly laid off before Christmas.
Expectations of a rate cut are buoying the US markets.
Financial Times: Relative says legacy of Holocaust survivors should be revisited.
Boxing Day spending was flat on last year but pre-Christmas spending pulled through.
OPINION: Five of the top columns of the year from senior family lawyer Jeremy Sutton.
Company about to open new luxury hotel on Auckland's waterfront.
Financial Times: Trend set to continue over coming year amid subdued deal-making.
Mint Asset Management's founder on trends of 2023, and her biggest wins and failures.
OPINION: All we got for Christmas was rain and bad news.
OPINION: Job layoffs, massive deals and AI have all been features of 2023.
New York Times: How Chinese nationals are moving money from China to the US.
The route has been under attack from Houthi rebels.
Financial Times: The territory’s reliance on China has turned into a mixed blessing.
Financial Times: British tycoon will also invest US$300m in English football club.
The move that set his career back three years, and reasons for optimism in 2024.
It was a tough year for local stock pickers as the NZX50 struggled to stay above water.
Rod Emmerson dissects the news with a sharp pencil and a razor-like wit.
Financial Times: Bosses reveal their festive plans and traditions.
Airline's chief executive shares his predictions and big hopes for 2024.
The business started with an aim to bring the 'indulgence' of European Christmas to NZ.
Woolworths provided $25,000 of food vouchers for the laid-off workers.