Latest from Brian Gaynor on business

Millennials will be key to retail's future

Comment: Retailers need to connect with the elusive millennial generation.

Brian Gaynor: Houses and shares deliver a decade of growth

Houses or shares, which is the best investment? This is a recurring question in NZ.

Gaynor: Finding money to get Auckland on the rails

COMMENT: Light rail development for Montreal shows how Auckland project could be financed.

Brian Gaynor: How to make money in 2018

After a rewarding decade, investors shouldn't pick markets' next move.

No pass for Intueri Education

OPINION: Investors deserve far higher standards than failed NZX company delivered.

Myer fight shows investors need to act

Active shareholders can hold poor performers to account on both sides of the Tasman.

Xero sends a message to the market

OPINION: Xero's move to Australian exchange is a major blow to the NZX.

Assess with care before you invest

OPINION: Performance of Metro Performance Glass has refocused attention.

Reflecting on the heady heights of '87

OPINION: 30 years on from the market crash, what has changed?

Kids can be your best investment guide

COMMENT: A good piece of investment advice is listen to your partner and kids.

Profits only modest in booming economy

The interim profit announcements for the six months to December 31 met market expectations but little more, says Brian Gaynor.

Brian Gaynor: Takeover fever hits the sharemarket

COMMENT: The NZX has been hit by a serious bout of takeover fever, with bids for Tower and TeamTalk this week.

NZX behind the rest of the world

COMMENT: NZ sharemarket is lagging in terms of size, liquidity and the ability to attract new listings.

Why the chaos at Auckland airport?

COMMENT: The clear winner of 2017's first brickbat is Auckland International Airport, writes Brian Gaynor.

Old ways must end for good of market

Overpriced IPOs, use of 'adjusted' profits and director selection process is holding things back.