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Freight at the centre of a storm that threatens entire global economy

A deadly cocktail of factors is sending the cost of shipping soaring.

Car collector at wheel for Summerset

"If I'm not here at Summerset, I'll be at a race track somewhere in New Zealand."

Energy Minister rules out subsidy to keep Refining NZ going

Refinery shareholders vote for proposed import-only fuel terminal.

Market close: Z Energy rises on refinery vote, Briscoe sets new record

Briscoe Group shares hit an all-time high.

Market Watch: Interest rates, inflation dragging on NZX growth

New Zealand is pulling out in front in the global shift to higher interest rates.

Business Hub: Laybuy founder on going from a big retail boss to a start-up entrepreneur

He started Laybuy with just his family and now has 100 employees in just four years.

Z Energy takeover rumours continue ahead of refinery vote

Z Energy not commenting on reports it has hired Goldman Sachs

Briscoe expects 64% jump in first half profit

Group posts $46 million half-year profit.

Air NZ and Auckland International Airport downgraded by Jarden

The transtasman bubble pause has prompted a rethink by analyst.

Why FOMO is driving investors into the sharemarket

Research reveals what is driving Kiwis to use online investment platforms.

Plexure CEO resigns with immediate effect, shares fall sharply

Investors react badly to abrupt departure.

Warning letter: Vodafone says ComCom's focus 'at odds with reality'

Vodafone says Commerce Commission's focus 'at odds with reality'.

Ben Kepes: Fixing supermarkets with inspiration from Isaac Newton

Ben Kepes argues there could be a simple answer to NZ's supermarket woes.

Transtasman bubble hit: Air NZ forecasts losses up to $530m

Air New Zealand has extended its expected losses from $450m to $530m.

Z Energy sets aggressive non-fuel growth targets

Fuel retailer moves to counter declining tobacco sales, transition to low carbon energy.

Political Roundup: Radical reform coming to a supermarket near you

ANALYSIS: It's now almost inevitable the Labour Government will intervene.

Rod Drury plans bunker-style partly-sunken southern home

'Shelter, privacy and visual screening' are aspects cited in the application.

Grounded: Qantas stands down 2500 staff as Oz lockdowns hit travel

Airline boss expects Sydney to remain closed off for two months.