"They have reached 50 per cent of the investment goal so far" - spokesperson.

Paul Naude talks about 'moonlighting' and why this is looking to become more popular.

Report's 'findings and recommendations are very benign', said Grant Swanepoel of Jarden.

How loud will the watchdog bark? Are we being ripped off for house-building materials?

MEO talks waves of Covid-19 and the impacts on the face mask business.

The site is one of the last remaining large waterfront plots of its kind.

"Housing affordability remains significantly stretched despite values falling."

11 big buildings, solid international tenants and nearly 2000 car parks - but no takers.

Is selling fake diamonds as the sustainable option a smart move?

Alice Moore on why Christchurch firms were more prepared than others for remote working.

Booze battle muzzling bid: Inappropriate time and cost, lawyers say.

A site beside the famous and troubled theatre would become a 43-level tower.

Dispute about what was listed as completed and whether that was true.

More than 100 stores will sell fashion, athletic/leisure items and homeware brands.

Spending on travel expected to increase as Kiwis pull back on other discretionary spending

A new survey reveals some hard truths about the economy and business confidence.

Experts said Graeme Hart could be booking development margins of up to 20 per cent.

Symbol of Kiwi ingenuity seeks new factory – and desperate for fresh workers.

"We're really pleased. It's a nice corner of the Wynyard Quarter"

Fee rise met with negative feedback.

Data from Xero shows extent of the cash flow crunch in New Zealand, Australia and Britain.

Rapid rise of new homes across the region, earthquake rebuild in full swing.

Claire Matthews talks juggling manufacturing in Britain from New Zealand.

The new eschew the gothic for the go-ahead, the Anglican for agnostic aesthetics.

Taskforce established to investigate ways to resolve the plasterboard shortage.

All up, 34 creditors claim from business involved in a 122-property project.