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NZer arrested in property scam probe

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Discarded tax solutions deserve another look

Rogue exec walks free as Millennium settles China rorts

A rogue exec working for a Chinese company part owned by the Millennium & Copthorne Hotels has escaped prosecution for unauthorised property sales which appear likely to leave the NZX-listed hotelier out of pocket.

NZ dollar drops to week low vs surging greenback

<i>Shane Solly:</i> Yield junkies need to face reality

New Zealanders don't ask for enough return on some investments and ask for too much on others.

Move to make online buyers pay GST

The Retail Assn in Australia wants GST tacked on to online sales.

<i>Bernard Hickey:</i> Hotchin deserves all the heat

In olden times, the mob would deliver justice via the guillotine and celebrate the deed by parading the guilty person's head on a pike.

<i>Inside Money:</i> Stop and shop not

The blurring border between commercial and social has its dangers.

Big guns rise as market climbs before Christmas

The New Zealand sharemarket posted modest gains in quiet trading yesterday ahead of the Christmas holiday break.

Pass mark for the tax change team

Broker fined $83,000 for breaches

Feltex directors win $1m payout

Surviving finance companies looking healthier: report

Broker McDouall Stuart fined, censured for NZX breaches