Wall Street workers told to expect another year of smaller bonuses
Financial Times: Payouts for some roles set to fall by 25 per cent.
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Eftpos, credit card retail spending well down in October
Spending in retail industries fell 0.7 per cent compared to September, down by $44m.
Travel binge: Auckland-Los Angeles return fares drop below $1000
Travel and inbound tourism is edging closer to pre-Covid levels.
Pioneering drinks business strikes trouble, makes arrangement with creditors
List of secured creditors released with deed names those claiming money including IRD.
US stocks and bonds jump after inflation falls
Financial Times: Rise in US consumer price index slows more than economists had forecast.
'Dominos falling' - receivers selling 11 unfinished Auckland apartment blocks
'Wake-up call for anyone pushing the Auckland intensify agenda.'
Watch: Alarming state of red-stickered cliff-top house that's not condemned
The Herald saw an alarming sight when it flew a drone over the sea on Friday last week.
Crucial talks imminent in Fisher & Paykel Healthcare industrial action
The chances of averting a strike at a major factory hinge on Wednesday's talks.
China, Russia, Iran and the prospect of American retreat
Financial Times: US faces simultaneous security challenges in Asia, Europe, Middle East.
Grant Bradley: The big problem with Air NZ’s Business Class cabin
OPINION: Flyers wouldn't be so antsy at outdated product if they weren't paying so much.
Finally, cheaper cheese - food prices fall in October
New Stats NZ data shows food prices fell in October compared to September.
September KiwiSaver report: how did your fund perform?
A red September: How well did your KiwiSaver fund perform?
Sanford director departures in 'very different circumstances' - chairman
Sanford remains in compliance with NZX listing rules, says Sir Rob McLeod.
Property Insider: Waiwera tower went with whimper; wholesale fund repayments looming
Demolition more of a labour of love, slowly unpicking the structure from the top down.
Reasons to be upbeat about stocks
OPINION: As inflation cools down, what are the signs of a likely boost to the NZX?
The fraught politics of the office whipround
Financial Times: Technology upending the age-old act of chipping in for a farewell gift.
Sanford directors jump ship, one cites shareholder actions
And a question emerges over a director's role as the interim CEO.
ANZ's cash profit up 10pc to $2.2b, but net profit falls 7pc
ANZ expects inflation, interest rates to stay high.
German homebuilding collapse threatens wider economic damage
Financial Times: Once-thriving residential construction industry has slumped.
Banks say $198m lost to scams; Netsafe calls for anti-scam centre
Netsafe survey finds $2.1 billion in total losses; banks ready key new security measure.
Townhouse construction funding most popular, land development not so much
Appetite grows for lending to terraces and townhouses.
Dilworth allocates $44m for sexual abuse victim redress
Dilworth is budgeting to provide redress for up to 250 victims of historic sexual abuse.
Liam Dann: Is the ComCom a 22-year-old failure?
OPINION: New Zealand lacks adequate competition in key industries.
Wall Street and Beijing fight fallout of ransomware attack on China’s biggest bank
Financial Times: New York arm of ICBC was forced to use a USB stick to transmit data.
Diana Clement: Is that really saving money or just confirming what you believe?
OPINION: What to look out for.
Obesity drug cuts risk of death by 18 per cent
Wegovy has been found to have a 'quite profound' effect on reducing heart attack risk.
Auckland like you've never seen it: Giant artwork's forest canopy to enfold city view
"Important to me that the artwork operated on a macro and micro scale." - Sara Hughes.
New loss on Auckland property deposit linked to $2.3m Mt Eden deal
Both cases have similarities: deposits paid, deals never settled and one man with links.
Mary Holm: For house prices, up is not the only way
OPINION: I’ve been bothered for some time about property valuations.
Market close: Energy stocks drag NZ shares down
A softer New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a half per cent fall.
Supie’s failure a reminder no start-up is a ‘sure thing’
OPINION: The response has exposed shortcomings in how people think about start-ups.
Concrete data points to NZ building slowdown
Another fall in concrete production indicates an eventual decline in building activity.
‘I just lost the fear’: why more older people are founding start-ups
Financial Times: Experienced founders finding success despite the prejudices of investors.