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Gentrack expects better 2nd half after 1H loss
Gentrack said the Covid-19 crisis is starting to bite its airport and utility customers.
Gentrack said the Covid-19 crisis is starting to bite its airport and utility customers.
Rakon has rejected a shareholder's suggestion that the company be put on the block.
New Zealand operations were hit by a full closure of all 148 stores for five weeks.
Retirement village operator makes legal moves to proceed with the $1.5b takeover deal.
Sky Network Television led the New Zealand market lower.
The company was effectively frozen out of the important Antarctic toothfish grounds.
Synlait expects to pay $7.05 per kilogram of milk solids for the season just ending.
Mortgage lending was slashed to about half of normal levels last month due to Covid-19.
Fonterra puts foot to floor to answer a US SOS for Covid-19 patient help.
New Zealand shares were led higher by Mainfreight.
Global logistics group Mainfreight has weathered the Covid-19 storm.
NZ agriculture is faring well but indebted dairy farmers remain vulnerable, RBNZ says.
Trustpower is picking a modest lift in operating earnings.
The new bank capital rules have been deferred until July 1 next year.
Air NZ is slashing costs as it faces most pessimistic of 'black swan' events.
Unit resales and sales stopped in lockdown, PPE expenses rose
Tourism Holdings led the local market higher.
Funder for the 3,600 investors has failed to pay costs in court.
Oceania Healthcare led the local market higher.
Kiwi Property revalues portfolio
After the loss of hundreds of frontline jobs, the executive team is shrunk by a third.
Analysts' verdict on Sky's $157m discounted equity issue, move into broadband.
Fonterra has just released its earnings update for the third quarter.
Editorial: The Fletcher's story has been NZ's story, so it's woes are widely felt.
Fletcher just gave us a hard reality check.
Airline and union trade blows over redundancy process for half of its cabin crew.
Commercial Bay had 1800 workers, now reduced to just 800.
In Europe passengers are entitled to a refund for cancelled flights
CFO becomes acting CEO at listed jewellery retail business