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When will home lending restrictions come back?

Kiwibank economists say high-risk lending isn't back to levels seen in 2013.

Market close: NZX gains, Pushpay tumbles

The New Zealand sharemarket moved ahead half a per cent in a late surge of trading.

Business retains $33m wage subsidy despite $211m profit

Outlook still uncertain, says construction giant.

Multimillionaire investor buys prominent site in Auckland's priciest suburb

Plans dating back to 2006 never eventuated but change could be afoot soon

Jarden Brief: How a disputed US election will affect markets

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Market close: Fletcher Building continues strong run

The New Zealand sharemarket made a healthy gain today.

Leap of faith: Analyst sees Pushpay going higher. A lot higher

To the heavens and beyond ahead of half-year earnings tomorrow.

Westpac boss on why booming house prices are not healthy

Westpac NZ chief executive David McLean talks about the housing boom.

Westpac profit slumps $393m on Covid-19 impact

This follows on from a massive drop for ANZ.

Bonus Bonds enter wind-up mode, investors can no longer cash in

Bonus Bond holders can no longer cash in their investments.

Milford picks up another gong

Milford has grown its team to 27 people now.

Polar Capital's acquisition drive - and its next purchase

Colin Neal says he is motivated by a desire to help save jobs.

Wage subsidy questions raised after audits

844 wage subsidy cases have been referred for investigation, with 335 under way.

Cannabis stocks take a hit after referendum 'no'

Cannasouth and Rua Bioscience were both down.

Kiwi business launches in city with 300,000 active Covid-19 cases

Is it madness or guts to branch out in the middle of a pandemic? Damien Venuto reports.

Cowboy cannabis crowdfunding: Reining in weed's Wild West

Sheriffs few and far between in the cowboy country that is medical cannabis crowdfunding.