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Sistema founder Brendan Lindsay backs private credit fund
The private credit fund is aimed at filling a gap in the lending market.
Air New Zealand checks Dreamliner pilot seats after Latam flight plunge
Evidence pointing to mishap on the flight deck as cause of Latam incident.
BNZ director Douglas McKay calls time
BNZ chairman and former Auckland Council boss to step down.
PGG Wrightson's biggest shareholder takes aim at performance, agitates for board changes
Singapore’s Agria wants to arrest what it said was a four-year financial decline.
Government bails out Ruapehu Alpine Lifts again to tune of $7m
But it has said the $7 million will be the last financial support from taxpayers.
'The meat industry has been the toughest of the lot': Alliance chairman stands down
He talks about the tough China market and getting a free-trade deal with India.
Startup promises cheaper funding option for small businesses
Funding provides options previously restricted to big firms.
Allbirds reports wider loss, names new CEO
The maker of eco-friendly shoes, incorporating NZ merino wool, will close 10 to 15 stores.
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Sharesies just had a record day: The winners and losers
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They wanted a backyard pool - as soon as workers arrived, things 'didn't feel right'
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Criminal investigation opened over Alaska Airlines 737 blowout
Alaska Airlines says the company is 'fully co-operating' with the process.
Synlait delays first-half result, keeps market guessing
Cash-strapped Synlait Milk had delayed the release of its first-half result.
Corporate welfare? Financial state of Reading International revealed
Multinational cinema operator a long way from giant.
Far North news in brief: Manslaughter charge, bus catches fire and Greg Johnson playing
News snippets from across Northland.
Maersk takes aim at NZ port berthing slot availability and productivity
The shipping giant says the efficiency of its ocean network is affected; ports respond.
Trev Terry boatyard receivers seek buyer as ‘tough market’ hits
Boat company will attend A&P show as usual, quest for buyer on horizon.
$240m fund offers new option for NZ startups
HSBC is being billed as the first bank into the sector here.
Fletcher Building calls in the consultants as chairman quits
Leaked letters reveal attempts to assuage shareholder concerns with one-on-one meetings.
Kiwi’s AI start-up, offering a new way of AI training, raises $32m
Big-name backers come on board.
'A challenging trading environment': TVNZ loses millions
TVNZ issues result two days after Newshub's closure announcement.
KiwiRail slumps to $407m loss on Interislander write-offs
The half-year result doesn't include the cost of breaking the shipbuilding contract.
Emirates boss: Where demand for Europe is heading this winter
Growing capacity has helped ease airfare pain, but seats are still in short supply.
Spark reveals aggressive data centre plans - involving a Dairy Flat surf park
Major project for Dairy Flat.
Flight Centre profits take off - leisure business exceeds pre-pandemic levels
NZ travel demand remains steady, despite the high cost of living and economic uncertainty.
Meridian ups profit and dividend
The power generator and retailer has raised its first half profit and dividend.
Spark’s first-half profit dips, but reaffirms full-year guidance
Telco reports its half-year numbers.
Chorus chief executive to depart, new CEO named
JB Rousselot to step down in April.
Receivers appointed to Queenstown Views Villas, Carlin Hotel
Decision made after rags-to-riches founder Kevin Carlin died suddenly.
Dark centres, bright future: Goodman Property Trust eyes expansion
'Investment in data centres is a big deal around the world but not in New Zealand': CEO.
Revaluations boost retirement giant Summerset Group's bottom-line profit
CEO Scott Scoullar: 'We withstood challenges and continued to grow.'