An Auckland-based company has taken a 25 percent stake in a $1 billion project for a mixed use development in central Queenstown.

Wellington is falling behind on tackling its big ticket issues with no clear plans to fix them, and it risks businesses moving elsewhere, the Chamber of Commerce warns.

The ubiquitous barcode has hit middle age, celebrating 40-years next week since its introduction in this country.

Directors of failed construction company Ebert have been put on notice as creditor claims swell to more than $100m.

Thousands of shareholders enmeshed in a failed forestry investment scheme are finally receiving some of their money back, but many may be significantly out of pocket.

More than $1.7 billion has been publicly collected by governments around the world after the 2016 investigation, the Panama Papers.

Casino operator SkyCity Entertainment is selling a concession to run its carparks in Auckland to an Australian investment fund.

Heinz Wattie’s Limited has been fined more than a quarter of a million dollars after a boiling solution severely burned a worker’s lower legs.

Farmer confidence has lifted after three consecutive quarters of decline, but it still remains in negative territory.

In today’s business news – commodity export prices keep rising, Kiwi Property’s portfolio value increases and farmer confidence is on the improve.