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OPINION: 45 days is too short a time to judge a fund's performance.

Sky Sport boss Gary Burchett on TVNZ: ‘I wish they were more competitive’.

Suite as: Flag carrier invests a fortune, saying demand is strong for luxury travel.

The NZX 50 fell 0.66% but ended the week up 1.48%.

The company had ordered gym equipment and paid deposits before liquidation.

Vince Hawksworth jumps from electricity to phones.

OPINION: New Zealand’s limited tech exposure and food exports may cushion the shock.

The revamped facility will have nine theatres and 61 beds when it opens next year.

Herald podcast The Front Page ending; Ex-ad agency bosses’ new venture to boost brands.

Toby Talbot and Lucinda Sherborne want to help pull brands out of a 'perilous place'.

The local market has been focused more on oil prices than domestic politics.

But why are the official numbers so much lower than the TIN200?

Mainland Capital says the $150m project is on time and on budget.

Technology Investment Network CEO Greg Shanahan on his annual TIN ranking of our 200 largest high-tech exporters. Video / Cameron Pitney, Getty Images

The S&P/NZX 50 rose 2.23% after Democrats swept the US midterms.

'Can I use this as a blurb for the book?' A badge of honour for a Substack co-founder.

CEO Dan Huggins says customers want emerging economic momentum to continue.

OPINION: Mass timber offers public buildings a lower-emissions option.

One expert is ringing the alarm bells, another is more concerned about the global picture.

OPINION: Australians earn about 30% more per person than New Zealanders.

Fiscal discipline and greater merchandising are key priorities for Mark Stirton.

“Data centers in space are looking pretty appealing right now."

The Hui has been on our screens for the past 11 years.

The S&P/NZX 50 closed at 13,783.45, up 0.46%.

OPINION: The Hui's disappearance is a 'watershed moment' for NZ media', its producer says.

Completion is forecast for around June next year.

OPINION: Inflation has been too high for too long.

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

New York Times: The top 20 individuals and organisations funding this year's campaign.

Market testing drew interest from investors in New Zealand and overseas.

Mike Beagley said the deal was worth 'tens of millions of dollars'.

Auckland ratepayers have owned the 5102sq m block since 2007.

Chris Peters' sentencing was moved to April 7, after his brother returned from overseas.

The S&P/NZX 50 closed at 13,720.26, up 0.16%.

SpaceX has discussed buying Boost Mobile or accessing its leased network.

'Sad and abandoned, depressing for the locals': surf's not up at a new Dairy Flat project.

Defence lawyer says reluctance to house smokers would increase if village is convicted.

The Kiwi founder talks about the difficulty of running a simple business in Afghanistan. Video / Alyse Wright, Supplied

Withwild is not yet exporting, but sees exports in three to five years.

OPINION: Workplaces can expose young staff to views beyond their social media feeds.

The Greens objected to the campaign, but the lobby group behind it defended its message.

Kaitāia or Kaikohe International? Why a new northern hub may not be a crazy idea.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare drags the NZX 50 down 0.71%.

Will the bank cut more mortgage rates after last week's shock OCR decision?

Repco NZ says drivers are keeping cars longer.

The deal adds 250 staff and more than $300 million in revenue.