A judge says the five Feltex directors found not guilty of breaching financial reporting rules were "all honest men".

Feltex's five former directors have been found not guilty of breaching financial reporting rules.

Bollard's statement carried a thinly veiled warning about the consequences of passing on GST increases.

Diana Clement first wrote about "Rip-Off NZ" in 2005 and has since found that five years later, little has changed.

The Commerce Commission is warning New Zealanders not to be taken in by a new phone scam offering a refund for credit card overcharges.

The Serious Fraud Office is probing a Blue Chip franchise in the South Island.

New Zealanders wrote one-third fewer cheques last year than they did six years earlier, as consumers opted for quicker payment methods.

Allan Hubbard is a genius, says one investor who says she has doubled her money in 12 years.

Former All Black halfback Justin Marshall agrees with Peter Bills that New Zealand has become an expensive place for tourists.

Thousands of people using the internet to their support for embattled Timaru businessman Allan Hubbard.

National Finance 2000 director Carol Braithwaite conceded in court this morning she had a case to answer.

Receivers for National Finance 2000 could be ordered to provide its directors with information to help with their defence against Companies Office charges.

If they had their way, authorities say they'd ban disgraced Blue Chip boss Mark Bryers for ten, not five years.

The chief executive of the Investment Savings and Insurance Association is one of six directors charged by the Securities Commission.