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Liam Dann: What Labubus tell us about today’s market mania

OPINION: Nvidia's latest result had market-watchers holding their breath.

Markets slide as Nvidia test looms and Fed doubts grow

Nvidia shares fell 1.9% ahead of its earnings, testing investor confidence.

Social media firms earn ‘billions’ in revenue from scam ads: How they could be stopped

Leaked documents said Meta projected it would make US$16b from scam ads last year.

Stocks slide despite end of US Govt shutdown

Investors had sought a boost after lawmakers voted to end the 43-day stoppage.

Stock Takes: Why this reporting season could signal a long-awaited economic rebound

About 20-odd companies are due to report results over the next few weeks.

What 2000's dotcom crash can teach us about the AI boom

AI's trillion-dollar surge mirrors the dotcom bubble’s faith in endless growth.

Former financial adviser admits breaching FMA stop order

The FMA said David McEwen kept offering financial products despite the ban.

ASB’s latest legal fight adds to mounting regulatory troubles

The Commerce Commission alleges ASB has breached lending laws.

Finbase warned over serious disclosure and fair dealing breaches in advertisements

Finbase said it was let down by 'improper legal advice' and no investors lost money.

Williams Corporation 'intends to pursue a public listing'

'Our focus now is to rebuild towards that level': Matthew Horncastle on NZX listing plans.

Mary Holm: Renting out your bach? Beware the tax trap that could cost you dearly

OPINION: It sounds like a conversation with an accountant is needed before doing this.

Reserve Bank more than triples office lease costs in the midst of staff layoffs

On top of the new 10-year lease, the RBNZ has allocated $14.5m to fit out the space.

Bank's stark warning hints at global fallout

Kristalina Georgieva warned inflated prices could mask deeper economic fragility.

IAG fined $19.5m for misleading insurance pricing breaches

The insurance company self-identified and reported the issues to the FMA.

Former financial adviser who stole $1.7m from elderly clients and lived high life jailed

Murray McClune spent the money on travel, food and entertainment and buying a house.

Pump-and-dump scheme involves fake investment advisers, WhatsApp groups

Did somebody call a Jane Share Guru?