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'High level of disappointment' - no pontoon bridge for Wynyard Quarter

Assurances that the existing bridge would be fixed by December doubted.

Editorial: The tasty prospect of The Warehouse taking on the supermarket duopoly

OPINION: There are hoops and hurdles but a big third player would be welcomed.

Market close: NZ stocks follow Wall St sharply lower; new listing trades lower

NZ sharemarket falls more than 1%.

Homeowner sues Auckland Council for $18m+ over flooding, stormwater issues

The property flooded twice in 2023 - in Auckland Anniversary weekend's storms and in May.

Mainfreight looks to Australia as biggest future earner, gives trading update

Management of margin and overheads "magic" recipe for progress.

Dairy farms chalked up $86,000 loss last season but Fonterra share payments save some bacon

Expected milk payouts are below the break-even point, a new report says.

Government drops further hints it's open to selling Kiwibank

The Kiwibank board has been asked to come up with ideas to grow the bank.

The secret battle for the future of the Murdoch media empire

New York Times: Murdoch siblings unite against father's trust amendment in court.

US stocks sink after Big Tech earnings disappoint

Financial Times: 'Magnificent Seven' scepticism as Alphabet and Tesla lead Nasdaq lower.

Opinion: Immigration is both essential and impossible – Martin Wolf

Financial Times: High-income countries may have to abandon today’s binary migration view.

Richard Prebble: A new path to net zero emissions

OPINION: Insisting on a plan using today’s technology just gives illusion of certainty.

The big obstacle facing Tindall's Warehouse plan

The takeover plan will require the approval of the Norman family.

One NZ asks for voluntary redundancies

The tough economic environment has led the telco to reduce operational costs.

Battle of business class: Qatar Airways fires a new shot

Arline says new product provides more social space for groups travelling together.

The Warehouse takeover offer drops: Is $590m a bargain?

If the proposal is to proceed, shareholders would be required to vote to approve it.

Can the solar industry keep the lights on?

Financial Times: Global supply glut of panels hurts producers, helps installations.

$250m in savings if tap-and-go fees regulated, says watchdog

The regulator says $1 billion a year is spent on PayWave, online credit card fees.

Do you really get a bargain on a mortgagee sale?

More than 20,000 home loans were 'past due' but how many are actually for sale?