Carry On: Big orders from Turkish, Indigo and Air China, Lufthansa’s new cabin.
ANALYSIS: While we don’t know what goes on behind boardroom doors, it’s safe to say it isn’t the vague, politely worded release put out to the stock exchange.
Despite getting substantially more in donations National spent less than Labour during the regulated election period.
Property group’s founders omitted key details about a falling out with their former friend and company CTO so they could gain an order freezing his assets, the court says.
Despite management turmoil and earnings downgrades, Morningstar believes that the automotive aftermarket supplier holds a dominant position in the market that shouldn't be ignored.
The Gisborne District Council proposes raft of changes to forestry regulations that could reshape regional economy, but forestry sector is not convinced.
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Foote ‘demonstrated courage in standing up for her convictions and reflecting those to stakeholders,’ NZSA says.
ANALYSIS: Julie Anne Genter faces a disciplinary process and Winston Peters might be entangled in another defamation case.
Bank's net profit falls to $762 million, while business lending bounces higher in six months ended March.
It's the latest in a string of unfortunate events for the retail sector.
Malcolm Jackson also calls for KiwiSaver to be made compulsory.
ANALYSIS: Coalition Government might be getting the bad news out of the way early in its term.
ANALYSIS: The Solomon Islands’ election could be seen as a setback for China’s regional ambitions, but the story has a long way to go yet.
ANALYSIS: What Nvidia and coin-tossing gods teach us about financial markets.
ANALYSIS: Medicinal cannabis has been legal since 2016 and while more than one million Australians have been prescribed cannabis products, the industry continues to struggle for profitability.
The Auckland-based coffee roaster believes new ownership can help it make the most of growth opportunities.
Marex listed on the Nasdaq exchange last week, in an IPO valued at US$1.38b.
Broker booked a $30.8m gain on the sale of the funds management business.
Law Society worries about legitimacy of decision making.
Adrian Orr said more direction was needed on where people should build.
Outgoing Green MP says his move into finance and investment is a natural progression.
Dual-listed tourism and recreational vehicle company THL is finalising its updated expectations for FY24 earnings.
David Mair steps in as Sanford's new CEO, promising a focus on sustainability and high-quality seafood.
George Adams appointed chair, with co-founder John Penno's resignation effective immediately.
The Reserve Bank itself was the victim of a cyber attack in December 2020 and has subsequently strengthened its own resilience to cyber risk.
Opposition parties critical of coalition Government’s ‘dated and dismal’ politics.
Stats NZ data shows jobless rate rises as widely expected in March quarter.
New report being taken seriously by Australian Govt warns there could be no credible media in Pacific region in a decade, leaving Australia and allies vulnerable to malicious information operations breaking down social cohesion.
Inflation didn't fall as much as expected, but is still moving towards the RBA target.
Former Commonwealth Bank wealth management arm has lost clients to consolidation in superannuation industry and the move to internalise investment functions at big super funds.
The AI startup has previously been backed by Callaghan Innovation and Bridgewest Ventures NZ.
Major shareholder Punakaiki Fund says ‘this is not one of the ones we’re talking about as a winner’.
However, increased capacity wouldn’t necessarily mean lower broadband prices for consumers and businesses.
The High Court has found the global ticket seller misled consumers and has to be more upfront in future.
Greg Olliver-owned Gulf Harbour Country Club suddenly closed last July due to being ‘financially unviable’.
Not all fund managers give liquidity risk management enough attention, says director of markets, investors, and reporting.
A hard and gloomy winter could lie ahead for retailers.
The incorporated society with 24 stores is shifting its strategy away from brick and mortar.
Media reports suggest a buyer for the troubled brand’s local operations has not been forthcoming.
The cuts are the second since November, totalling around 3% of the total headcount.
The Australasian wealth management and accounting firm hopes to triple in size over the next five years.
The Senate report says the ongoing cover up is ‘incompatible’ with the firm restoring its reputation
Property developer Andrew McIntosh’s attempts to delay explaining what happened to $10m ‘speaks for itself’, judge says.
Its lender is being ‘difficult’ but it is optimistic funds will come through, the property group’s CEO tells unpaid contractors.
Property on city’s rural/urban fringe is worth less than it was thanks to council’s change of heart on future development, agents say.
Administrator appointed, saying future will depend on discussions with leasing company.
Carry On: Best airports, Fiji’s Canadian deal, Hawaiian’s first Dreamliner, big Moroccan order.
Carry On: Airports clash in San Francisco, Atlanta stays busiest, China boost Saudi links.
Lisa Nelson is currently based in the United States.
Sam McIvor takes up the role in August.
Mat Mullany joins the Taiwhenua from the Office of the Auditor-General where he delivered the first Te Ao Māori Strategy and established a roopu of Māori leaders to advise the Auditor-General.