BNZ boss: Businesses in better shape than post GFC
BNZ's latest half year result took a Covid-19 hit but the CEO remains confident.
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Cavalier's shares for director fees move questioned
A "Clayton's pay cut" is how one shareholder condemns the Cavalier move.
Steel & Tube plans up to 200 staff layoffs
The company said it is trying to "ensure a cost base that is fit for purpose".
NZ shares rise as investors anticipate swift move to level 2
New Zealand shares rose in the first day of looser lockdown restrictions.
Kiwis' mobile and broadband use soars in lockdown
Spark and Skinny customers made the most of data while in lockdown.
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The refinery and its three big customers and shareholders are bleeding cash.
Rebecca Howard: Keytone Dairy a secret Kiwi success
A company to watch as it inks new orders and ramps up production.
Warehouse staff asked to take pay cut as pressure mounts
NZX-listed retailer is proposing mass pay cuts.
Wellington City Council pledges support to airport
Wellington City pledges to take part in bailout of airport similar to Air NZ deal.
Fonterra boss says earnings, debt reduction on track
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Some banks increasing branch opening hours under alert level 3
Some banks are increasing branch hours while others are making no change under level 3.
NZ shares fall as investors wait for economy to reopen
Air New Zealand led the market lower.
Auckland Airport proposes job cuts
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Liquidator wants $12.5m from Corrections NZ
Court examinations could reveal more about termination - liquidator
Summerset chair: CEO share sale by the book
Summerset chairman says CEO's partial share sale nothing to get excited about.
NZ shares rise as oil price recovery lifts investor sentiment
New Zealand shares snapped a three-day decline.
SkyCity fire: Waterproof membrane workers questioned in blaze probe
'Ignition of the cardboard centre of a roll of cap sheet" caused blaze
Fletcher to resume SkyCity rebuild, other projects in stages
Fletcher now working through what they need to do to be ready to resume work.
Concerns raised over wage subsidies to dairy companies
Three companies have claimed substantial taxpayer funds while still operating.
Fran O'Sullivan: Time for state sector bosses to cut their cloth
Email from The Treasury makes expectations very clear.
Could next season's milk price be better than thought?
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Sky boss' half-million dollar haircut
Freelancers and contractors culled, new director joins board.
Ebos says healthcare experiencing 'unprecedented' demand
No indication that the group will not meet its previous guidance for full-year 2020.
Power regulator eyes end to voluntary futures market
Move may increase participation and improve pricing for industry and power retailers.
Sweet spot: Why NZ's mānuka honey exporters are smiling again
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Paul McBeth: The travel software developer bucking the Covid trend
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Jilted Metlifecare digs in for stoush with absconding bidder
No material change to outlook - Metlifecare
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Anger in meat sector over Covid-19 wage subsidy payments to big operators.
Restaurant Brands finds flavour with investors
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How much government support is Fletcher getting?
Support goes considerably beyond the $66.3 million in wage subsidies.
Mary Holm: Beware rise of stockmarket 'experts'
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