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Morrison & Co part of $3b Aussie cell tower deal
Wellington investment bank to manage investment in Telstra's mobile business.
Watch: Telstra takes aim at 5G nutters
"A theory you might have heard on the dark web - or, as it's currently known, Facebook."
Tasman gap gives KiwiSavers little choice
KiwiSaver is a fantastic long-term superannuation scheme but it has one major drawback: limited domestic investment opportunities.
Kate McKenzie only woman CEO in NZX 50
Kate McKenzie became the sole woman at the head of an NZX50 company when she started her new job as Chorus chief executive yesterday.
$100m undersea cable on home stretch
Watch NZH Focus: The project to lay a submarine cable connecting New Zealand Australia is about to enter its final stage.
Submarine cable work begins at Raglan
The Tasman Global Access Cable will connect New Zealand and Australia.
Vodafone NZ posts $120m loss
Falling revenue and Telstra integration costs have hit Vodafone NZ.
New boss as Telstra eyes north
Australia's largest telco, Telstra, is also pursuing an Asian expansion strategy, and on Friday appointed the man in charge of that expansion to run the entire company.
Telcos bury hatchet for cable
Vodafone and Spark chiefs Russell Stanners and Simon Moutter have put aside competition to partner up and build the transtasman telecommunications cable along with Telstra.
Vodafone denies big job cuts planned
Vodafone NZ says it is not planning major job cuts after internal speculation that the telecommunications giant was looking at a significant management reduction.
Telco ad fight gets High Court date
Telecom and Vodafone's stoush over an allegedly misleading ad campaign is scheduled to go before a High Court judge in a fortnight.
Vodafone to defend ad campaign
Vodafone says it will defend its new advertising campaign after rival Telecom applied for a High Court injunction.
Vodafone NZ gains mobile customers
Vodafone New Zealand gained 19,000 mobile customers last quarter, snapping nine straight quarters when it shed clients.
Consumer Watch: Watchdog set to bite
A retired man with a track record of taking big-name Kiwis through the courts is lining up some of our biggest corporates with a service he says will get justice for ripped-off customers.