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Market close: Ryman shares punished as stock falls out of global index

Local market remains volatile

Brian Gaynor remembered as 'a titan of NZ's capital markets'

Brian Gaynor's huge influence on the local financial sector was remembered today.

Business columnist and Milford co-founder Brian Gaynor dies

Brian Gaynor had enormous presence in the investment world.

Derivatives gain lifts Manawa profit, sets 35c special div

Manawa, formerly Trustpower, has lifted its annual net profit by $30m.

Budget 2022: Business looking for evidence of quality spend

Employers and Manufacturers boss will look for signs of "joined-up" thinking in Budget.

Falling to Bits: Kiwi exchange bracing for 'sustained crypto winter'

Bitcoin has fallen 20 per cent in value in the last week.

Anatomy of a takeover: How the Aussies took over NZ's biggest fuel retailer

Z Energy CEO Mike Bennetts in part blames regulation for the company's takeover.

Market close: NZ shares flat as index changes go through

The New Zealand market now has only five stocks in the MSCI index

Five-star feud: Owners v owners in waterfront hotel dispute

In a clear display of neighbours at war, Sofitel and Marsden operate in the same hotel.

Big energy upgrades for new houses from November

Experts estimate up to $25,000 could be added to new builds.

Foodstuffs boss hits back at 'incorrect' claims of supermarkets profit

Chris Quin says Foodstuffs' food price reductions are a "multimillion-dollar investment".

BNZ economist: Chances of recession 'rising by the day'

The chances of getting through this interest rate cycle with a "soft landing" are fading.

Travel boost: Pre-departure tests on way out, cruise ships return

Airlines say the pre-departure tests need to go straight away.

Who is Simon Henry? Inside the world of the man who insulted Nadia Lim

The DGL chief executive, who insulted Nadia Lim, has gone to ground.

Netflix tells employees ads may come by end of 2022

New York Times: Executives aiming to introduce an ad-supported, lower-priced subscription.

Foodstuffs commits to reducing food prices by 10 per cent

Supermarket operator will roll back prices on more than 100 groceries.