Concerns for vulnerable consumers - minister finalising contentious rules before election.

Treasury and Inland Revenue warned of 'unintended consequences'.

Meanwhile, the index had a muted response to the hold on the official cash rate.

A cease and desist letter was sent to the local mobile heavyweight.

FT: If it's going to lead every news bulletin, why hasn’t the presenter been named?

Bank says it offers benefits but union says staff have 'backs against the wall'.

EDITORIAL: New Zealand's EU trade deal looks good compared to no deal at all.

Commentators are divided over whether banks are price gouging.

The home he once owned across the street he sold to marina owners Simon and Paula Herbert.

Cyclone has a nasty sting its tail for Chorus.

Financial Times: Divorced Hollywood stars’ legal battle over Château Miraval heats up.

Companies are competing head-on every day with foreign firms selling online into NZ'.

EU deals show globalisation is not dead - but some sectors ask what difference that makes.

Financial Times: More problems for fintech as it waits for UK banking licence.

It follows rivals Spark and One NZ, who have already announced kill dates.

Console Connect carries 17 per cent of the world's internet traffic.

Financial Times: Crunch talks amid drive to extract critical minerals from ocean depths.

OPINION: Even just being cremated can cost a few thousand dollars.

The dope dozen: the most influential NZ players on the medicinal scene.

OPINION: It's good that office fisticuffs are vanishingly rare.

Artisan cheesemakers regularly have to close their doors because of a lack of business.

New group Quiet Sky Waitematā: seeking petition signatures against choppers.

OPINION: No child should expect an inheritance, writes one reader.

Move Logistics: Out the shadow of a big player, Move aims to drive its own niche.

"We acknowledge processing speed at peak times can be higher than average" - MPI chief.

Hybrid Jaguars and smart assistants feature in 'luxury' retirement village.

KMD Brands’ chief financial officer Chris Kinraid will leave the Kathmandu owner.

But short-term bonds still appear to be a good bet.

Gender-neutral toilets added as company squeezes more life out of ageing terminal.