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New Auckland house finished, sold - without water

Water, water everywhere - but not a drop for this new house.

Liquidators take legal action over Mad Butcher Pukekohe demise

The Mad Butcher saga takes another turn.

Air NZ pinpoints when Saudi Navy deal was signed, details review

Christopher Luxon was in charge when deal was done but it was not signed off at the top.

Infratil takeover attempt: even if it's a drill, we're ready

Infratil says it is business as usual, but it has readied itself for takeover process.

Market close: Energy stocks, blue chips drag index down

The New Zealand sharemarket has opened this year as one of the weakest globally.

ASB half year profit down 1pc to $614 million

ASB has released its half year result.

New CEO for Infratil as longtime boss departs

As suitors circle, NZX-listed Infratil announces new chief executive.

Clever marketing or a bad buzz? Hell Pizza's X-rated Valentine's Day move

The notorious pizza company is at it again.

Could this become NZ's only $100 stock?

Mainfreight has enjoyed a strong share price performance over an extended period of time.

Air NZ CEO says Saudi Arabian military work was 'poor judgement'

Air NZ carried out work on Royal Saudi Navy vessels through a third-party contract.

Investors upbeat on recovery hopes but Auckland lags- ASB

Confidence among New Zealand investors continues to improve from 2020 lows, survey shows.

Superyacht city: Who'll be watching America's Cup in style

Who'll be out watching the America's Cup on a superyacht and what will it cost?

Positive January retail sales figures paint one-sided picture

Industry experts say positive figures don't show how many retailers are struggling.

Money Talks: Why economists get it wrong more often than right

ANZ economist Sharon Zollner shares thoughts on money, debt and the price of lollies.

Bottoms up: Alcoholic drinks trends to watch in 2021

'Anything pink', sparkling and premium is tipped to do big things, producers say.

Christopher Niesche: Ongoing success of the neobank in doubt

Neobanks play the all-important role of keeping Australia's big banks on their toes.

Liam Dann: Why economists got unemployment so wrong

It's been a tough year for economists - at least they've been wrong for the right reasons.

Covid hits $9.8b iwi economy

Nine iwi finances studied in-depth to analyse performance.