Plaman Resources, the company behind a controversial mineral mine in inland Otago, has been placed into voluntary receivership.

Medicinal cannabis company Cannasouth has had a soft sharemarket debut.

Inland Revenue is contacting investors to correct their tax rate after an estimated $42 million was overpaid by around 950,000 New Zealanders in the 2019 tax year.

The social media giant has unveiled plans to launch Libra next year.

Dairy prices have fallen for the third consecutive auction.

David Hisco’s departure as ANZ head over “business expenses” is the latest and possibly greatest scalp for former PM Sir John Key, Bernard Hickey writes.

Sky Television is scrapping its specialist rugby channel as it battles to hold on to audience in the face of competition from Spark.

In today’s business news – NZIER figures point to a larger economic slowdown, desktop computer orders are declining, and Emirates stops using plastic straws on its flights.

The majority of first home buyers would be uncomfortable asking their parents for help to purchase property, a new survey suggests.

Consumer are downbeat about the future of the economy, but they’re upbeat about their own financial situations.