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Lower bond yields have helped drive the NZ sharemarket sharply higher at the close.

Deep Creek liquidators investigate debtor balances amid big shortfall for creditors.

The money would allow it to operate for a year without US medicare inclusion.

The media firm says it expects to secure new banking facilities by the end of June.

PLUS: A Beehive tilt for the Crimson boss? TIN man looks for gold.

Revenue fell by 6% as the business faced pressure from several market factors.

Rising world bond yields are unsettling sharemarket investors.

Smith & Caughey’s closure will result in 98 job losses in Auckland.

Opinion: Nicola Willis has few options for big savings next year, but there are some.

Sybos Holdings sold about 27 million shares in Ebos Group at $35.50 a share.

The average person is still paying 6% on their mortgage.

Jet that was holed after hitting airbridge flies to Singapore for scheduled maintenance.

Mark Stirton aims to enhance store merchandising and customer experience.

Five tyres were damaged after wild weather impacted the plane's approach.

Singaporeans involved in the new deal, Precinct to sell 80% of the development when done.

'Challenging market conditions': revenue up but devaluations, other items hit bottom line.

Achieved targets and delivered strong result in a more challenging environment: CEO.

New York Times: Musk said the bill would undermine the work of his Doge group.

Fonterra forecasts a milk price range of $8-$11 per kg for the 2025/26 season.

OPINION: Moody's predicts US debt will reach 134% of GDP by 2035.

OPINION: The latest Starship launch faced multiple mishaps after successful separation.

OPINION: Retail spending in New Zealand remains flat, with apparel sales down $6 million.

Uncertainty could spell more OCR cuts ... or not.

Results from Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and Infratil dragged the market down.

The bank cut the Official Cash Rate but gave few clues as to what it will do next.

The NZSA says past changes make a fee more palatable but clearer disclosure's needed.

Three major NZ cannabis firms plan to merge into Helius Health by June.

New York Times: Apple's CEO has gone from winning Trump's praise to drawing his ire.

Facebook NZ releases result soon after Google, and after digital tax bill ditched.

The law doesn't say when capital sums must be repaid, causing 'real stress': Ingrid Leary.

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

Build-to-rent was boosted by a new project, a trend noted in the latest research.

New York Times: Paul Walczak's pardon came after his mother attended a Trump fundraiser.

Fisher and Paykel Healthcare reported a 43% net profit increase to $377.2 million.

OPINION: Te Pāti Māori leaders skipped the Budget debate despite protests on their behalf.

Founder says the expansion across the Tasman is a significant milestone.

Stark reality: RNZ loses almost 200,000 listeners in past five years.

Sensible Sentencing Trust ads were misleading but ASA rejects harm and offence complaints.

Markets were quiet ahead of Fisher & Paykel Healthcare's earnings on Wednesday.

Simplicity's Shamubeel Eaqub runs the numbers.

Australian media report says the company will soon make a move for manufacturing assets.

New York Times: The issues that derailed EVs 100 years ago are back in play.

Two major inland ports are set to game-change the South Island's freighting challenges.

About 43% of FPH's revenue for the first half of the year came from the US.