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The airline's top brass told to provide domestic flights for a reasonable cost.
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The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 58.25 points or 0.46 per cent.
Pacific Edge shares spike after gaining cover from US insurance giant
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Air NZ gets another $600m Govt loan, defers capital raise
Airline chair says the storm hasn't passed yet
Scott back in black in first half, pays dividend
Scott Technology returns to profit in first half, sees momentum building in the second.
Investor confidence returning as sharemarket rises more than 1pc
The New Zealand sharemarket is rebounding from a sell-off in February and March.
Focus on Contact, Meridian as S&P index rebalancing looms
Investors' focus is on Meridian and Contact as an index change looms.
'Are prices too high?' Energy Minister Megan Woods puts market on notice
Megan Woods questions state of electricity prices amid hydro and gas shortage.
After damning FMA report, NZX recruits Nasdaq tech whizz
Watchdog wants several new roles filled after cybersecurity debacle.
Volatile energy stocks settle as sharemarket posts gain
There was again reasonably strong trading in Contact Energy and Meridian.
Travel stocks surge on transtasman bubble announcement
But energy stocks tumble on index re-balancing.
Labour pains: Vineyards struggle to find hands for pruning season
The wine industry is the latest sector to struggle due to a lack of foreign workers.
Auckland Council a 'lazy' port owner: councillor
Port stopwork over safety looms as council ownership comes under fire from within.
Northpower focused on UFB for subdivisions, satellite communities
Northpower buys Crown Infrastructure Partners' last shares in subsidiary Northpower Fibre.
Transtasman bubble: Airports, airlines ready to roll
Air NZ has 65% of pre-Covid schedule in system, Qantas says it will restore its network
Liam Dann: Could we make Westpac a Kiwi bank?
The sale of Westpac NZ presents opportunity to change banking landscape for the better.
MediaWorks boss: 'We will refer matters to the police if necessary'
He left a business obliterated by Covid. But he had no idea what he was walking into next.
Sir Ron Brierley: Three guilty pleas and a fall from Olympus
From Wellington's 'brat pack' to the heavens - a titan crashes to earth.
NZ sharemarket falls more than half a per cent
The New Zealand sharemarket gave back much of its gains from the day before.
Broker puts $1.90 target price on My Food Bag
The analysts see potential for My Food Bag to grow its net profits quickly.
Kiwi drug maker takes big Covid hit
Drug and supplement maker initially made hay from Covid. Now it's turned into a problem.
Market close: NZ sharemarket rises in buoyant trading
The NZ sharemarket turned into the Easter bunny, handing out useful gains to most stocks.
Analyst starts Plexure coverage with a big call
PLUS: Mac attack: Plexure's largest customer reviews its technology.
NZ sharemarket posts gain as AIA stands out
The New Zealand sharemarket is regaining some new-found confidence.
Market close: Energy stocks help sharemarket to small gain
Contact and Meridian provide a small gain, as the S&P/NZX 50 closes 0.16 per cent up.
Australian, Middle Eastern owners sell Precinct Properties' management for $215m
Sydney and Abu Dhabi businesses to terminate management contract.
SkyCity Entertainment names three new directors
Casino company rings in the changes at board level
How China is prepping for global financial meltdown
We're in one of "great bubbles of financial history" and it's about to pop, say experts.
New Infratil boss: From takeover target to working out to deploy billions as asset prices surge
New Infratil boss has record funds to deploy, assuming the fund is not taken over.
Business Insider: Shareclarity suspends My Food Bag coverage amid Jarden acquisition talks
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Sharemarket finishes week on soft note
NZ sharemarket finished the week on a soft note, despite a strong retail result.
NZX continues to consolidate after weak start to the year
The NZ sharemarket has clawed back 4 per cent since going into correction territory.
Emirates set to fly A380s to NZ again
The restored services and aircraft would reflect signs of recovery for airlines.