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NZ dollar dips as focus turns to fiscal cliff

Recovery patchy, says economist

Subdued inflation will keep the Reserve Bank's official cash rate on hold until at least 2014, the NZIER predicts.

National Finance director denied bail again

Inside Money: Aussies set date for transtasman super exchange

NZ dollar falls as markets play the waiting game

NZ dollar gains after Black Friday spending spree

Kiwi analysts head to US for financial modelling final

Debt levels drop

Fiji revives Bridgecorp's resort

An abandoned Fiji resort that Bridgecorp poured $106 million into is being revived by the island nation's military rulers.

Millionaire sells stake in Russian bank

One of New Zealand's wealthiest men is selling his share in the Moscow-based investment bank he founded nearly 20 years ago.

Ross investors might have to return money

Liquidators could reclaim 'inflated' payouts from collapsed fund manager to redistribute.

Peter Lyons: Big ideas to drive growth are simply not there

is interesting times in economics and politics. The big ideas are simply not there.

Head of BNZ given 10pc pay rise

Live Chat replay: Real estate and property prices

See a reply of our live chat about property and real estate with Wendy Alexander, chief executive of real estate agency Barfoot & Thompson.

Inside Money: Time to shine a light on DIMS

The Ross Asset Management wreck has highlighted some important differences between fully-regulated funds management products and other nebulous services...

NZ dollar gains on US fiscal cliff, Greek hopes

Property favoured asset of wealthy classes

The China Private Banking Report 2012, by China Minsheng Bank and McKinsey, surveyed 700 Chinese with more than $1.2 million in investable assets.

ANZ boss banks 11pc pay boost

ANZ's New Zealand boss has received an 11 per cent boost to his pay package mainly driven by an increase in rights to own more shares in the bank.