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ANZ signage in Sydney

Culture issues to blame for customer ripoffs: Aussie bank boss

The boss of ANZ Australia has offered an unreserved apology for widespread misconduct, including the bungling of a multibillion-dollar bond sale and ripping off customers.

Business

56 mins ago

Jack Tame.

You, Me, And the Economy: Send us your questions for expert answers

What does New Zealand’s economic situation mean for you?

Business

11:54am

A FRAKTA carrier bag.

IKEA NZ reveals pricing ahead of opening, pop-ups in other cities

The retailer will give Kiwis their first look at products and prices through pop-up venues in Christchurch and Wellington.

Business

Tuesday 3:18pm

'Play by the rules' - Huge jump in fines for misleading promotions

'Play by the rules' - Huge jump in fines for misleading promotions

Finance Minister orders fines be raised to to $5 million for companies with misleading advertising.

Business

Tuesday 6:00am

2:26

Lalogafau Mea'ole Keil  is one of the four Uber drivers who took the original case to the Employment Court.

Supreme Court dismisses Uber appeal – says drivers are employees

The Supreme Court delivered its ruling on Uber's contract practices today, leaving the door open for contract workers to claim they are employees.

Business

Mon, Nov 17

4:21

ANZ signage in Sydney

Culture issues to blame for customer ripoffs: Aussie bank boss

The boss of ANZ Australia has offered an unreserved apology for widespread misconduct, including the bungling of a multibillion-dollar bond sale and ripping off customers.

Business

56 mins ago

Jack Tame.

You, Me, And the Economy: Send us your questions for expert answers

What does New Zealand’s economic situation mean for you?

Business

11:54am

A FRAKTA carrier bag.

IKEA NZ reveals pricing ahead of opening, pop-ups in other cities

The retailer will give Kiwis their first look at products and prices through pop-up venues in Christchurch and Wellington.

Business

Tuesday 3:18pm

'Play by the rules' - Huge jump in fines for misleading promotions

'Play by the rules' - Huge jump in fines for misleading promotions

Finance Minister orders fines be raised to to $5 million for companies with misleading advertising.

Business

Tuesday 6:00am

2:26

Lalogafau Mea'ole Keil  is one of the four Uber drivers who took the original case to the Employment Court.

Supreme Court dismisses Uber appeal – says drivers are employees

The Supreme Court delivered its ruling on Uber's contract practices today, leaving the door open for contract workers to claim they are employees.

Business

Mon, Nov 17

4:21

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The Warehouse Group

'Difficult decisions': Head office jobs to go at Warehouse Group

"These are difficult decisions, and we do not take proposed changes that impact our people lightly," says chief executive Mark Stirton.

Business

Mon, Nov 17

Gold has soared in value in 2025.

Miners awaiting consents chafe as gold price soars

West Coast councillors are at odds over why a working group addressing the issue hasn't been set up.

Business

Mon, Nov 17

A 52-year-old Whanganui man has been arrested in connection to a false investment scam circulating New Zealand.

Scammers using 'extremely sophisticated methods', one retiree lost $250,000

New Zealanders are losing six-figure sums to scammers pretending to offer anything from jobs to cryptocurrency investments and technology support.

Business

Mon, Nov 17

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters on Air Force One on his way to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, Friday, November 14 (local time), 2025.

Trump's tariff 'flip-flopping' has NZ businesses on edge - economist

Trump has cancelled tariffs on several US food imports, including beef and kiwifruit.

Business

Mon, Nov 17

Some are drawn to side jobs because of instability in their workplace, or the perception that they may lose their income.

Some US workers turn to 'polyworking' to combat frozen salaries

Some are drawn to side jobs because of instability in their workplace, or the perception that they may lose their income.

Business

Mon, Nov 17

Trade Minister Todd McClay.

US drops tariffs on $2 billion of NZ exports - McClay

The Trade Minister expected beef exports would return to the volume from before the tariffs were introduced.

Business

Sun, Nov 16

US President Donald Trump boards Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, Md., on his way to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach.

Trump scraps tariffs on beef, coffee and tropical fruit

The dramatic move came amid mounting pressure on the US President's administration to better combat high consumer prices.

Business

Sat, Nov 15

A Lotto Powerball ticket.

What to know about tonight's $55 million must be won Lotto draw

Under Lotto rules, when a jackpot gets to $50 million, the next draw becomes a must be won.

Business

Sat, Nov 15

This image provided by PepsiCo shows from left, shows original Doritos Nacho cheese chips next to new Doritos without artificial colors or flavors.

Doritos, Cheetos dial back bright orange in new versions

Doritos and Cheetos are getting a makeover.

Business

Fri, Nov 14

The Australian consumer watchdog has been given NZ$2.3 million by the government to investigate fees on debit and credit cards. File photo.

'Some good news' for retail with much-needed spending uptick

Latest data from Stats NZ showed total actual retail card spending in October increased by 0.8%, year on year, as businesses prepare for the busiest time of year.

Business

Thu, Nov 13

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David McEwen.

Ex-financial adviser pleads guilty to stop order breach

Former financial advisor David McEwen has entered guilty pleas to all charges relating to breaching a stop order.

Business

Thu, Nov 13

Shopping trolleys left dumped on Lytton St, Rotorua.

Trolley thefts in Rotorua plunge after council crackdown

Rotorua Lakes Council introduced a waste bylaw in August aimed at curbing the issue.

Business

Thu, Nov 13

Rainbow sand from Educational Colours

Asbestos concern in kids coloured sand, two brands issue recall

The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment said people need to stop using the products immediately.

Business

Wed, Nov 12

Costco store (file image).

Location of second NZ Costco store revealed

The US-based mega store chain announced plans for its new development in Drury, south of Auckland.

Business

Wed, Nov 12

Gurdeep Singh, owner of Pooja Jewellers, was hit in the head with a hammer during an aggravated robbery in June 2024.

Grim reality of retail business from behind a cage in South Auckland

Business owners say a decline in customer numbers is a consequence of protective measures they have had to install to prevent armed robberies.

Business

Tue, Nov 11

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon (file image).

Luxon brushes off Winston Peters' asset sales attack

NZ First leader said the Prime Minister's interest in asset sales was based on a "tawdry, silly argument".

Business

Tue, Nov 11

Rogers Tatooart in Wellington.

'A legacy at least as great as McCahon' - Tattoo icon's designs live on

The new owner of one of New Zealand's oldest tattoo studios is working to honour the legacy of the shop's late founder - the late Roger Ingerton.

Business

Tue, Nov 11

ANZ has announced interest changes across business, home loan, savings accounts and term deposits.

ANZ reports record $2.53 billion profit

The bank said its profit was up 21% over the same period last year.

Business

Mon, Nov 10

The offshore gambling website is registered in Cyprus but has been targeting New Zealanders with paid ads on YouTube promoting online pokies and sports betting.

Gambling website put on notice, told to stop targeting Kiwis

Offshore gambling website 20Bet is registered in Cyprus, but has been targeting New Zealanders with paid ads on YouTube promoting online pokies and sports betting.

Business

Mon, Nov 10

Economist Ed McKnight said people generally spend too much time worrying about small differences in interest rates.

Which banks most often have the lowest interest rates?

Economist Ed McKnight said people generally spend too much time worrying about small differences in interest rates.

Business

Mon, Nov 10

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