Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has stressed the Government's desire to make the country more open to foreign investment.

Slower annual growth than before the Covid-19 pandemic and slimmer margins after 2023’s ‘sugar rush’ were the main takeaways ...

Kitmap, a new online directory and database of scientific infrastructure and equipment owned by publicly funded institutes, ...

NZX-listed Blis Technologies has entered a trading halt. The probiotic manufacturer requested a trading halt after becoming ...

The share price of NZX-listed cancer diagnostic company Pacific Edge has spiked to 18 cents in trading today, from 10c at the ...

Investment company Infratil’s soaring share price is likely to pause for a breather, says Forsyth Barr in a research note ...

Israel strikes targets in Lebanon as conflict escalates; while Aussie unemployment holds steady. The BoE cut to 5% last month ...

The Senate continues to inquire into the conflict of interest scandal which blew up last year after it was revealed that a ...

Things are bad, but possibly not as bad as some people feared. The latest GDP figures showed the economy shrank 0.2% in the three months to the end of June, after a revised 0.1% rise the quarter ...

Online mortgage broker and peer-to-peer lender Squirrel has announced it has acquired a majority stake in Christchurch-based NZ Mortgages, for an undisclosed sum. As part of the transaction, NZ ...

The RBNZ could bake in a chunkier 50 basis point cut next month, with further evidence of a subdued economy and the inflation ...

United States broadcaster and historian Alexander Heffner worries the divisive nature American politics poses a risk to the health of American democracy. But Heffner tells NBR he remains optimistic.