Gyles Beckford

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Why is the sharemarket smashing records when all the headlines talk of global gloom, volatility and recession. Here's business editor, Gyles Beckford Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

Is it really true that Kiwis rip off the insurance companies to the tune of 600-million dollars or more a year? Here's business editor Gyles Beckford Audio

The insurance industry is setting up a special group to combat fraud, which it says is costing it hundreds of millions of dollars a year. Audio

A listener texted in a question yesterday asking how is the living wage calculated? Here's business editor Gyles Beckford with the answer Audio

Matt Goodson of Salt Funds looks at the earnings and profits/losses of the big listed companies reported in past three weeks. Has the economy found a bottom. Where the future jobs will come from. How… Audio

The latest building numbers talked about consents at 45 year highs ... is that true? Here's business editor Gyles Beckford. Audio

For the latest from the markets with Gyles Beckford. Audio

Government models show employment is likely to grow by close to 40 thousand workers a year for the next decade. Audio

Whangarei based port company investor Marsden Maritime Holdings has had a slight lift in its full year profit to 9-point-7 million dollars .. about 3 percent up on a year ago. Audio

New Zealand Windfarm has turned a smaller profit with record electricity prices driving up revenue. Audio

Home renovations are still a favoured avenue for many New Zealanders who'd rather D=I=Y than than sell up and re-enter the housing market. Audio

The carpet manufacturer Cavalier Corporation has made a net loss of 16-point-8-million-dollars after selling its wool scouring business and incurring non-cash writedowns. Audio

RNZ's Business Editor, Gyles Beckford takes a look at National's economic programme, the earnings season and market volatility. Audio