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Cyber-attacks significant threat but RBNZ says no need for prescriptive requirements

Cyber-attacks significant threat but RBNZ says no need for prescriptive requirements

By Rebecca Howard July 19 (BusinessDesk) - Cyber-attack poses a significant threat to the global financial system but the Reserve Bank has decided not to introduce more prescriptive requirements at this stage due to the swiftly changing nature of both the threats and the techn...

Rebecca Howard 18 Jul 2017
Slingshot powers higher in Auckland

Slingshot powers higher in Auckland

By Rebecca Howard July 19 (BusinessDesk) - Slingshot, owned by ASX-listed telecommunications company Vocus Communications New Zealand, was the top growing power company in Auckland last month, despite not being officially launched and only selling power to existing broadband c...

Rebecca Howard 18 Jul 2017
NZ dollar gains as US healthcare reform stumbles, weighing on greenback

NZ dollar gains as US healthcare reform stumbles, weighing on greenback

By Jonathan Underhill July 19 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar rose against a broadly weaker greenback in the face of the collapse of a bill to reform US healthcare that eroded confidence in US President Donald Trump's ability to enact policy. The kiwi rose to 73.53...

Jonathan Underhill 18 Jul 2017
While you were sleeping: Goldman drops, Netflix jumps

While you were sleeping: Goldman drops, Netflix jumps

Margreet Dietz 18 Jul 2017
Dairy product prices edge higher, butter continues its climb

Dairy product prices edge higher, butter continues its climb

Margreet Dietz 18 Jul 2017
CORRECT: F&P Healthcare's Gradon sells almost one third of his shares, raising $3.1M to buy house

CORRECT: F&P Healthcare's Gradon sells almost one third of his shares, raising $3.1M to buy house

Jonathan Underhill 18 Jul 2017
MARKET CLOSE: NZX50 at record, stocks like Trustpower, Mercury bolstered by softer CPI

MARKET CLOSE: NZX50 at record, stocks like Trustpower, Mercury bolstered by softer CPI

Sophie Boot 18 Jul 2017
Electricity retailers seek 'ring-fencing' of competition from monopoly networks

Electricity retailers seek 'ring-fencing' of competition from monopoly networks

Pattrick Smellie 18 Jul 2017
NZ dollar falls vs Aussie, 'parity party cancelled' as economies diverge

NZ dollar falls vs Aussie, 'parity party cancelled' as economies diverge

Rebecca Howard 18 Jul 2017
Serko sees jump in 1H trading revenue and still expects FY net profit

Serko sees jump in 1H trading revenue and still expects FY net profit

Rebecca Howard 18 Jul 2017
Callaghan's C-Prize Challenge attracts 96 entries, last year's finalist snapped up by US tech accelerator

Callaghan's C-Prize Challenge attracts 96 entries, last year's finalist snapped up by US tech accelerator

Rebecca Howard 18 Jul 2017
UPDATE: NZ inflation missing in action in second quarter; kiwi dollar drops

UPDATE: NZ inflation missing in action in second quarter; kiwi dollar drops

Rebecca Howard 18 Jul 2017
Lorraine Skiffington's assets frozen as Tenths Trust pursues reparations

Lorraine Skiffington's assets frozen as Tenths Trust pursues reparations

Sophie Boot 17 Jul 2017
NZ dollar falls ahead of inflation data that may undershoot RBNZ forecast

NZ dollar falls ahead of inflation data that may undershoot RBNZ forecast

Jonathan Underhill 17 Jul 2017
While you were sleeping: Wall St eases from records

While you were sleeping: Wall St eases from records

Margreet Dietz 17 Jul 2017
Little says Labour would target $600M in unpaid taxes from multinationals

Little says Labour would target $600M in unpaid taxes from multinationals

Jonathan Underhill 17 Jul 2017
Briscoe Group to join ASX from midday Sydney time Wednesday

Briscoe Group to join ASX from midday Sydney time Wednesday

Rebecca Howard 17 Jul 2017
MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares up, retirement stocks Summerset, Metlifecare continue to gain

MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares up, retirement stocks Summerset, Metlifecare continue to gain

Sophie Boot 17 Jul 2017
NZ dollar off early highs but rangebound ahead of inflation data

NZ dollar off early highs but rangebound ahead of inflation data

Rebecca Howard 17 Jul 2017
Auditor-General won't be investigating Peter Thiel's NZ citizenship

Auditor-General won't be investigating Peter Thiel's NZ citizenship

Rebecca Howard 17 Jul 2017
NZ net foreign liabilities as share of GDP have improved but risks remain: RBNZ

NZ net foreign liabilities as share of GDP have improved but risks remain: RBNZ

Rebecca Howard 17 Jul 2017
Delegat beats case sales goal, lifts profit guidance

Delegat beats case sales goal, lifts profit guidance

Sophie Boot 17 Jul 2017
Farm sales and prices inch down in three months to June on year

Farm sales and prices inch down in three months to June on year

Rebecca Howard 17 Jul 2017
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