JB Rousselot will start in the role on November 20.

Half of the company's workforce involved in restructure.

One of the only three women running an NZX50 company exits stage left.

"They think I'm just some little old lady who's going to do nothing," the woman said.

Kent Millar came home to find Chorus energy had erected a phone pole blocking his mailbox.

"There's a real risk that rugby fans will miss out," Enable says.

US$975.2b global property business gets consent to buy Chorus House in CBD.

Today's top stories: House sales plummet, report reveals Chorus failed to protect workers.

A report into Chorus and its subcontractors has been released.

Horse-trading begins over unbundled UFB pricing. Vocus calls it 'ridiculous' and 'cynical'

Chorus net profit fell from $47 million to $30 million.

Some 73 subcontractors were allegedly involved in systematic exploitation.

Another telco pricing bunfight begins.

Technology could speed Ultrafast Broadband installs.

Chorus could step up its dividend to about 40 cents.

Broadband and Vodafone mobile phone customers have experienced service disruptions.

Company seeks to regain initiative following claims of widespread subbie exploitation.

PLUS: Chorus commissions independent review.

"Volunteer" work and sub-minimum wage common, says Labour Inspectorate.

Big increases in earnings are expected from the latest round of results.

Chorus has promised to fix the line permanently after a string of temporary fixes

MBIE has launched an investigation into 'volunteer' schemes run by Chorus subcontractors

L1 Capital has been granted approval to boost its stake in Chorus above 10 per cent.

Chorus slows connection defection as it defends fixed lines.

Chorus is going to underwrite its dividend reinvestment programme.

NZ Refining stock falls amid pipeline repiar, while Synlait retreats from high.

Spark's dwindling reliance on the copper lines is feeding Chorus' cloudy outlook.

Annual net profit rose 24 per cent to $113 million, or 23 cents per share.