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‘Bleak picture’ for retailers as consumer spending remains weak

Households' spending power remains squeezed.

NZME says it is compliant after share price jump

The company owns the New Zealand Herald and BusinessDesk.

Warehouse Group to cut head office jobs

The company had already indicated it was looking to trim staff.

Inland Revenue to spend $29 million on chasing tax cheats

The department will target student loan borrowers, multinationals and crypto traders.

Solar farm to grow crops beneath its panels

“We’re looking at ... blueberries ... ranui berries and vegetable crops as well.”

Neighbours claim it will be 'feather soup' if Mowbray helipad gets consent

Mowbray's request for a helipad upset locals who say it will impact the bird population.

Craig Evans to step down as CEO of MOVE

He has been in the job for less than two years.

Exclusive: TVNZ faces new $29m loss - Govt to boost board, wants RNZ to move in; Best TV ads

Officials start work on possible NZ on Air-NZFC merger; TVNZ board to expand; New ZB boss.

Market close: NZ stocks surge on new optimism

NZ sharemarket bursts through the 12,000 points mark for the first time in three months.

'The task ahead is complicated': Synlait lives to see another day – what next?

Minority shareholders voted in favour of a loan to Synlait Milk at a special meeting.

BNZ resolves issue that caused app outage

BNZ apologises for inconvenience caused to customers.

Foodstuffs North Island reports first loss in a decade

Merger costs of $7.1m help Foodstuffs North Island to a modest loss.

Why Air NZ is doubling down on Dreamliners despite Boeing woes

Airline says planes have been a game-changer for the last 10 years.

Major bank drops mortgage rates, term deposits

The first bank moves to drop home loan rates after the Reserve Bank signals 'dovish' tone.

Small folding phone could attract galaxy of users

Samsung’s smallest device could challenge its biggest rival.

Gas production in NZ set to fall below demand

NZ gas production will fall below demand over the next three years, MBIE says.