Stories by Nicholas Pointon

Vodafone NZ is being taken back to court over the record fine imposed after it misled customers with its broadband advertising campaign.

Z Energy's new owner says New Zealand will have greater fuel security as a result of its takeover.

A leading local crypto currency trading platform, BitPrime, says a "perfect storm" has hit its finances, forcing it to put a halt on operations.

Mobile payments company Pushpay Holdings says it does not have "short term" plans to delist from the local stock exchange.

Kōura is putting limits on how much can be invested and says the offering is not suitable for everyone.

The scheme, designed by the government, Business New Zealand, the Council of Trade Unions, would pay workers who had lost their job up to 80 percent of their wages for up to seven months.

Investors in the embattled shipping firm QEX Logistics are in the dark after the company was booted from the stock exchange.

The Financial Markets Authority is warning buyers to be wary when it comes to purchasing non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

Toyota New Zealand is partnering with several local companies to roll out the country's first commercial trial of hydrogen-powered vehicles.

There are promising signs of a much better grape harvest in the wake of a disappointing experience last year.

A commercial property developer expects more office buildings will be sold in coming months, as firms struggle to lease space and meet rising construction costs.

A person has pleaded not guilty to a criminal charge for alleged insider trading.

The Russian attack on Ukraine is causing major disruptions to the global metals market and is pushing up the costs for local businesses in the process.

A majority of legal workers are suffering from poor mental health due to work pressures, a survey has found.

The former directors and chief executive of the construction firm are fighting to overturn the Court of Appeal's decision to send the case back to the High Court to determine new penalties for…

The failure of a South Island building company may be a sign of things to come for the construction sector.

A building company with 13 franchises nationwide is confident cash flow issues at its Otago operator is an isolated incident.

Rising interest rates and stricter lending rules have resulted in house price growth falling to its lowest point in 18 months, with analysis of very recent sales showing sentiment rapidly changing in…

A legal challenge is being prepared to overturn the Intellectual Property Office's decision not to recognise a machine as an inventor.

New Zealand has been caught by a global fight between humans and machines that might define intellectual property rights for the rest of the century.

The computer chip company upgraded its full-year underlying profit guidance to be between $49 million and $53m, up from between $44m and $49m.

The Financial Markets Authority is bringing high court action against two people for alleged insider trading relating to the sale of Pushpay shares.

Rio Tinto says it believes there is a long-term future for the Bluff operation past its previously signalled closure date in 2024.

The country's first major non-fungible token (NFT) auction has been judged a success, as a pair of digital images of the celebrated local artist, C.F. Goldie, sold for well-above market expectations.

Tradespeople and building suppliers are struggling to get their hands on basic materials such as exterior and interior cladding, causing delays that are doubling some build times.