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Market close: Strong lead from US carries NZX 50 up 1.5%

'Bad news is good news,' one analyst said.

Brewing industry shake-up: Watchdog says four key issues in Kegstar-Konvoy merger

Keg company Kegstar hopes to take over embattled Konvoy. There are four key issues.

Why NZ firms are turning to offshore markets for bonds

Companies are increasingly seeking overseas funding, slowing NZ bond issuance.

Revealed: Paul Henry's text to Govt minister over TVNZ board and The Chase host roles

Pre-eminent broadcaster sought approval to host game show.

Govt, healthcare and bank staff passwords for sale on dark web – security expert

The cyber security expert also shares his top tip for keeping your login safe.

Borrowers hold off locking in mortgage rates for longer terms

One-year mortgage rates are rising in popularity.

On The Up: Shotover Jet plans electric future as it marks 60 years of thrills

Since 1965, over 4.6 million passengers have enjoyed the jetboat experience.

IRD debt: Regional media firm calls in administrators; more than 20 jobs up in air

'It’s a s*** sandwich and there’s no butter,' says one source but there is, in fact, hope.

Put your number plate into the iPad: Smart parking systems are here to stay

The onus needs to be on businesses to communicate the introduction, tech commentator says.

Shadows of the past loom over statehood moves

New York Times analysis: Sykes-Picot treaty divided the region into spheres of control.

What’s it like to deal with brutal US tariffs? Ask Malaysia

New York Times: Southeast Asia has felt the trade war's impact more than other regions.

Gregor Paul: Proof Razor is going all-in to find the missing piece

OPINION: Scott Robertson definitely has a type when it comes to loose forwards.

How many steps do you really need in a day? A new study has the answer

New York Times: Spoiler – it's not 10,000.

Editorial: Tāmaki Makaurau's byelection is really about Willie Jackson and John Tamihere

OPINION: Willie Jackson and John Tamihere are key behind the scenes.

Putin widens effort to control Russia’s internet

New York Times: The tactic is to block tech giants and provide a monitored alternative.

Principals have their say on axing NCEA: A 'huge step forward' or a game of political football?

Leading principals debate the merits of plans to radically overhaul education.