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Australasian healthcare real estate business outperforms benchmarks.
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Nido receiver's behind-scenes negotiations - but not with Ikea
Bedroom furniture, dining tables, chairs, sofa beds, consoles, homeware on sale.
NZ's biggest mall owner: Newmarket boost but annual loss
Westfield Newmarket got 10m shopper visits in 2020 - Scentre Group
Delegat Group celebrates 25% increase in profit
It posted a $43 million net profit after tax in the six months ending December 31.
Michael Hill posts $40m profit
Jewellery retailer is cautious of the risks around ongoing trading disruption.
Scottish craft brewing giant BrewDog sets sights on NZ
Cult craft brewing giant with more than 100 bars worldwide to expand into Aotearoa.
Summerset spent more in pandemic but revaluations strong
Revaluations of $221.1m boosted bottom-line result
Covid-19 vaccine roll-out: Major employers on board
Private sector will play a vital role in helping to administer the coronavirus vaccine.
Biggest NZX listing since 2014: Can My Food Bag deliver?
Initial offer fully subscribed as foodies contemplate tucking in.
Revaluations push Property For Industry profit down 36 per cent
Revaluations were cited as the main contributor to this reduction in profit.
NZ's biggest repair job: SkyCity convention centre fire repair bill $340m-plus
Repair costs have been revised up from $336 million last year to at least $340m.
What's behind Fletcher's bullish forecast?
"I've been living my strange, set existence in there" - Taylor on isolation stays.
Trade Me goes to Commerce Commission for clearance to buy competitor
Trade Me has reached a conditional agreement to acquire the business.
Moa Group sells brewing business, announces name change
Group announces major divestment, rebrand of company.
Developer of $250m apartment puts company into voluntary administration
'Shortfall to pay off secured and unsecured creditors' - Sanctuary statement
Fire, pandemic push SkyCity net profit down 76%
SkyCity had to fight battles on a number of different fronts.
Revealed: Microsoft's $100m-plus NZ location
Developer secures two of world's top businesses, both from the United States
Real estate wars: Trade Me launches takeover for homes website
The web site has 1.8 million houses on it, and gets 400,000 users every month.
$350m Auckland CBD office project reignited
Pedestrianising Queen St could mean tenants look elsewhere - Mark Francis
Fletcher exceeds expectations with 47% lift in operating profit
Unexpectedly, a dividend is back on the table for shareholders.
Earnings preview: Can Fletcher meet its $305m-$320m target?
"Forward order book stands at $2.4b+" - CEO Ross Taylor.
Auckland house prices drop $25,000, sales fall 46%
Don't read too much into the monthly data, which tends to be lumpy.
The 45,000 vulnerable residents living under the strictest conditions in NZ
These are the residents living under the strictest conditions in the country.
How businesses are bracing for 'huge' lockdown impacts
Small firms in retail and hospitality sectors expected to feel affects most.
AustralianSuper to own new $600m Wiri project
Australian retirees to benefit from Wiri rent and value increases
Selling your house in level 3: What you need to know
New guidelines also out about what tenants can and can't do.
The strict rules for Auckland construction workers returning to sites today
'Contingency plans in place for a change in levels' - Culum Manson
Nido's trading company owes $22.3m, unsecured creditors get zilch
29 parties had registered a financing statement against the company.
Private equity to sell down My Food Bag shares in $342m IPO
Meal kit company plans to sell up to 185 million shares.
Big corporate wants to sub-let half its office space
"We believe these changes are here to stay" - Jodie King, Vodafone NZ.
New Auckland house finished, sold - without water
Water, water everywhere - but not a drop for this new house.
$250m gamble: Mansons building office block without tenants
Companies want new premises to attract workers back to the the office, says developer.
Lawyer to landlords: Beware from this week when new law comes in
"New process complicates a landlord's position," says Harriet Krebs of K3 Legal.