Stories by Gyles Beckford

Wood products company Tenon is facing the possible sale of its last remaining asset and is winding up its business.

One of the country's biggest KiwiSaver providers, Kiwi Wealth, has decided to build its own ethical and responsible investment fund. Audio

New Zealand borrowers are set to pay higher interest rates as a result of moves in the United States.

The local pay-to-view market has just got more crowded with the arrival of Amazon's Prime service.

The United States Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time in a year to counter strengthening inflation pressures.

The maker of the well-known Klip It kitchen containers, Sistema, has been sold to an American company.

Financial markets have quickly put the shock resignation of Prime Minister behind them and want a peaceful, business-as-usual transition to a new government leadership team.

The country's biggest retail power company Genesis Energy has increased its stake in the Kupe oil and gas field.

Two of Christchurch's largest hotels have been sold as their American owners have quit the country.

The receivers of the troubled children's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch will shut seven stores in the next week.

Inflation is likely to have hit its low point and will pick up pace going into next year.

KiwiSaver providers will be forced to give more information about what fees they are being charged and how much their nest egg will be worth when they retire.

The cruising season gets underway today with the arrival of the Celebrity Solstice in Auckland.

Clothing retailer Hallenstein Glasson has reported a 21 percent fall in its annual profit.

Aged care company Arvida is to buy three established retirement villages as it looks for growth in earnings.

The Reserve Bank looks set to sit on the sidelines when it reviews its official cash rate (OCR) on Thursday. Audio

A shortage of hotels and motels is posing a threat to the tourism boom, a commercial real estate company says.

The growth in house prices slowed last month to a national median of $492,000 but the Auckland market remained at record levels.

Data being released this week is expected to show New Zealand's economy growing strongly in the June quarter. Audio

A surge on New Zealand's financial markets has driven the dollar to a 16-month high and the local sharemarket to new records.

Booming passenger numbers and cheaper fuel have powered Air New Zealand to a record annual profit - and its staff to $2500 bonuses.

SkyCity's full-year profit has jumped 13 percent, driven by growth in its Auckland casino and international high-rollers business.

Media company Fairfax New Zealand is to launch a new internet service provider (ISP) business.

Insurance company Suncorp is banking on 12 percent growth in operating earnings in the coming year as it keeps stripping out costs, chases home and motor business, and struggles to settle lingering…

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