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Inside Money: Fisher tipped to lose global shares team

Greek crisis frays nerves on world markets overnight

World markets were down overnight as the political stalemate in Greece continues.

Retail sales fall not as gloomy as it looks

Home price challenge to Bollard

Investors urged to focus on quality exporters

We're saving more, but not shopping around: Report

New Zealanders are saving more than they were less than two years ago but are missing out on deals by not shopping around, says one bank.

Brake sought on UK high-speed share traders

World markets on edge as Greek dance continues

What's in a name? More sales

ANZ-National Bank cut fixed mortgage rates

Inside Money: Fast times at the Reserve Bank

There's a lot going on in the latest Reserve Bank Financial Stability Report...

Telecom CEO to leave at end of June

Telecom chief executive Paul Reynolds will leave the phone company at the end of June.

Anoop Singh: Global prospects start to look brighter

Cost of kiwifruit disease put at $885m

Herald wins three international marketing awards

World markets down on Greek euro fears

The increasing likelihood of Greece leaving the euro-zone has sent world sharemarkets down overnight.

Rob Cameron: Why mixed ownership model matters

Fran O'Sullivan: The State goes capitalist

There are high hopes the forthcoming IPOs will result in good returns for the Government, as well as for small investors writes Fran O'Sullivan