Business
Bremworth shareholders told to expect less cash in hand if takeover goes ahead
The carpet company says its earnings are struggling and it may not have as much spare cash as originally thought to pay shareholders if the proposed takeover goes ahead.
New hop variety in development in Tasman
Along the banks of the Wangapeka River in Tasman, a new hop variety named after the grower's love of beer and music, has been in development. Samantha Gee reports. Audio
Government changes put the brakes on the EV boom
We look at what went wrong and what needs to happen after the great e-slowdown.
Households jumping on solar power - but what if you don't have a home loan?
A system could pay itself back in seven or eight years, chief executive of Rewiring Aotearoa says.
Is it time to ban traditional Lotto?
University of Auckland researcher says traditional Lotto could be changed into lottery bonds.
The policy shifts that took the spark out of electric cars
From boom to brake - we look at what went wrong for EVs in New Zealand, and what needs to happen to get the spark back Audio
'Greater security': Gas import plan tipped to save New Zealanders $265m a year
Energy Minister Simon Watts on Monday announced a contract was expected to be signed by the middle of the year.
'Shop around': More insurance customers speak up on vehicle value changes
More AA Insurance customers say they've encountered strange changes to their vehicles' value when their policies renewed.
Former Air NZ boss to be CEO of US retail giant Kroger
The Wall Street Journal reported he will be named as the new chief executive of Kroger after the previous chief executive was dumped for unacceptable personal conduct.
Early-stage angel investment in start-ups grows for first time in years
Angel Association chief executive Bridget Unsworth said while cheques were slightly smaller more companies were getting seeded.
'Like getting divorced': Why is it so hard to unsubscribe?
Here's what you need to know to avoid multi-million-dollar subscription traps. Audio
Washington Post publisher Will Lewis quits after cuts spark backlash
The Washington Post's publisher, Will Lewis, has stepped down, just days after the newspaper laid off one-third of its newsroom.
How can a 24-year-old car increase in value by two-and-a-half times in a year?
A woman who was shocked to discover that her insurance company had increased the value of her car at renewal says it's a reminder to people to check what they are agreeing to.
Isn't there a better way to combat inflation than hiking interest rates? Ask Susan
RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.
Bottle stores ban the sale of popular drink to renew licenses
The owner of Nitro took legal action, claiming the alcohol and energy drink combined was being unfairly targeted. Audio
