Negotiations to establish a massive Asian trade pact appear to be going backwards with some now questioning whether New Zealand should pull out.

Ports of Auckland has made a flat profit as it invests to meet future demand and growth.

Consumer confidence has perked up to its highest level in five months as a strong labour market buoyed optimism.

Homeowners could become “unwittingly embroiled” by the proposed foreign buyer ban and end up being left “high and dry”, the Law Society says.

Music streaming service Spotify has filed for a direct listing of shares, laying out financial data for the first time.

The country’s purchasing power with the rest of the world has hit new highs, thanks to record lamb and butter prices.

The Reserve Bank moved against insurance group, CBL, because it feared an international scramble to grab its assets and the company defied an order not to send money overseas.

Analysis – Sky TV’s slashing of its prices was an inevitable response to cheaper digital entertainment options. But can it keep customers in the online era?

The National Party has raised an allegation of conflict of interest in Parliament relating to a commentator who appeared on RNZ show ‘The Panel’.

New Zealand King Salmon has reported a strong first-half profit, reflecting increasing demand and margin growth in its New Zealand and North American markets.