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NZ shares rise as investors anticipate swift move to level 2
New Zealand shares rose in the first day of looser lockdown restrictions.
New Zealand shares rose in the first day of looser lockdown restrictions.
Spark and Skinny customers made the most of data while in lockdown.
The refinery and its three big customers and shareholders are bleeding cash.
A company to watch as it inks new orders and ramps up production.
NZX-listed retailer is proposing mass pay cuts.
Wellington City pledges to take part in bailout of airport similar to Air NZ deal.
Co-op's foodservice business was the stand-out performer, especially in China.
Some banks are increasing branch hours while others are making no change under level 3.
Summerset chairman says CEO's partial share sale nothing to get excited about.
New Zealand shares snapped a three-day decline.
'Ignition of the cardboard centre of a roll of cap sheet" caused blaze
Fletcher now working through what they need to do to be ready to resume work.
Three companies have claimed substantial taxpayer funds while still operating.
Email from The Treasury makes expectations very clear.
Not everyone is gloomy about next season's milk price.
Freelancers and contractors culled, new director joins board.
The coronavirus pandemic has prompted increased demand for NZ's mānuka honey.
COMMENT: The big thing in Serko's favour? It has $42 million sitting in the bank.
No material change to outlook - Metlifecare
Anger in meat sector over Covid-19 wage subsidy payments to big operators.
Kiwis will emerge from lockdown hungry for their favourite fast food.
Support goes considerably beyond the $66.3 million in wage subsidies.
Helping to support an embattled company is a nice idea — just not for a market first-timer
Business leader Rob Campbell urges careful thinking on spending Govt Covid-19 loot.
Because of the expected surge in customers, the company warns there could be glitches.
The airline has claimed more than $70 m in wage subsidies. 777 fleet grounded into 2021.
"New hygiene measures, physical distancing, contact tracing" - Reidy