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Aucklanders optimistic on house prices

Adviser rules now in force to keep out 'sharks'

Standardised reporting for KiwiSaver proposed

Not guilty pleas from Dominion Finance directors

The directors of collapsed Dominion Finance and North South Finance have entered not guilty pleas in the Auckland District Court to charges they misled investors.

House listings up but glut remains

There was 7.3pc increase in house listings last month, but a big glut of unsold real estate is still weighing heavily on the market.

Irongate raises doubts on bonds

Hope for next year despite consents fall

Alloway to remain at Allied, admits mistakes

"Mistakes have been made which the board and management acknowledge," Alloway told shareholders.

Hart's Rank Group moves into US car parts

Hanover calls in lawyers on Allied Farmers

Hanover Finance has called in the lawyers to pursue Allied Farmers over allegedly attempting to "evade various contractual obligations to Hanover."

Market ends little changed, NZOG rises

Sth Canterbury auditor fined and censured

The Ashburton-based auditor of Sth Canterbury Finance, Byron Pearson, has been censured and fined $38,000 by the Institute of Chartered Accountants.

Wall St steeled for more FBI insider trading raids

The FBI is planning further raids on hedge funds suspected of involvement in an insider trading scam, as a three-year investigation enters its final stages, with prosecutors aiming to make arrests and lay charges within the next few weeks.

Ultimate friend request isn't cheap

Caveat keeps Petricevic home safe until trial

Sharemarket slumps as NZOG falls 30 per cent

Ex-developer bankrupted owing $94m to creditors

Property developer Fontein declared bankrupt

Auckland property developer Patrick Fontein has been declared bankrupt.