The Reserve Bank is reviewing the running of the country’s biggest bank, ANZ, asking for two reports to show it’s in line with regulations.

In today’s business news – The majority of New Zealanders are satisfied with their work-life balance and Christchurch Airport trials the first self-driving Smart Shuttle in New Zealand.

The 4 percent increase in investor confidence was largely due to the government’s decision to scrap any form of a capital gains tax.

The largest shareholder in the company, Southern Pastures, said it wanted to give weight to dairy farmers who would be more affected by the sale.

In today’s business news – AFT Pharmaceuticals makes in-roads in South America, Sanford is restructuring and Airways New Zealand is criticised.

Outgoing Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon says he has not decided on whether he will run for Parliament in the next election.

Economic growth has risen modestly in the first three months of the year on the back strong building activity.

Analysis – In the turbulent world of aviation, Christopher Luxon can claim to have had more than his fair share of smooth flights, writes RNZ Business editor Gyles Beckford.

In today’s business news: Ezi Finance fined by ComCom, ASB switches phone payment system, and Spark considers selling Givealittle.

Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon has resigned, and says he’s going to think about what’s next for his career – politics, more corporate work or the not-for-profit sector.