
Comment: Unravelling of emerging markets and the potential impacts on NZ
COMMENT: Looking to the future, trade tariffs may not be China's biggest challenge.
COMMENT: Looking to the future, trade tariffs may not be China's biggest challenge.
MPs were told that NZ would need a new discovery to continue meeting demand.
A business founded by Kiwi Guy Haddleton has hit a massive valuation on the stock market.
The Kiwi market has followed the continued plunge of US stocks.
Data reveals the percentage of typical salary Kiwis spend on fuel.
Stock market operator is refusing to give in to demands by Elevation Capital.
This move precedes the takeover of the company by Philippines firm Bounty Fresh Foods.
The drop in volatility isn't necessarily a good thing for bitcoin.
Rising fuel prices could give the electric movement a much-need boost.
Gull is giving drivers a few days' grace before the next fuel price hike.
Comment: The next crisis is lurking just below the surface.
The country's only oil refinery delivered the second highest throughput in its history.
There's a new generation of entrepreneurs making millions out of oil.
The US has surpassed both Saudi Arabia and Russia in the past year.
This is the NZ dollar's lowest point since the Brexit referendum.
Despite massive losses for bitcoin, the duo continues to bet on the tech.
Lab-grown diamonds at a steep discount may erode demand for lower-quality products.
The offence dates back to 2016 and involves the sale of Auckland Airport shares.
The NZ dollar traded at 66.37 cents with the US dollar at 8am this morning.
The resignation of Rubicon's chief executive is the latest development in its sad history.
While the NZ dollar hasn't recovered, there are promising signs of eased US-China tension.
International unrest has put more pressure on the NZ dollar.
The Wellington-based business is set to close its Fielding office.
The NZ dollar has fluctuated recently due to international tensions.
The company originally purchased the business for $156m in 2007.
There were more trades in the first half of 2018, but new listings dropped off.
Companies claim they're begging Aussies to take the thousands of jobs up for grabs.
Aussies are turning their noses up at highly lucrative jobs in this industry.
Two big environmental calls loom for the Government
After becoming a millionaire at 19, this guy has some choice words for all the "losers".