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Greek woes may affect NZ credit access - Bollard

Greece's sovereign debt woes could end up affecting New Zealand's access to credit and slowing down the country's economic growth, says Alan Bollard.

Brian Fallow: Taxing choices ahead for New Zealand

High Court slashes Feltex directors costs award

Investment welcome mat rolled out for Chinese Deputy Premier

Chinese Deputy Premier, Hui Liangyu, got concrete proof that Chinese investment in New Zealand is welcomed, with the signing of a memorandum of understanding in Wellington today.

Outrage over trader who can't wait for recession [+ video]

A British trader has sparked outrage by telling BBC news how he dreams of another recession because of the money he can make out of it.

Commonwealth rated worst home lender

Commonwealth Bank has been rated the worst of Australia's major home lenders, while the industry's smaller players remain the people's favourites.

World shares rise, Treasuries fall on hopes of Euro progress

Damage control for new UBS boss

William Cohan: Trader's $2.8b loss punts Wall St back into regulators' jaws

The UBS rogue trader debacle shows how little banks have learned since the world financial crisis.

Central bank loan pledge lifts markets

Rugby World Cup fraud warning

'Need a miracle' - $2b rogue trader tells Facebook

Neighbours of suspected UBS rogue trader Kweku Adoboli had noticed that lately he was working much longer hours than usual ...

How could another rogue trader happen?

How could Kweku Adoboli have lost his bank $2 billion after all the previous trading scandals?

Euro bank move pushes world markets up

Global turmoil keeps OCR at record low

Bernard Hickey: How did Europe get in this mess?

Bernard Hickey with ten questions about the European debt mess and what it might mean for New Zealand.