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Directors must front foot liquidity concerns, says Financial Markets Authority chief.
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S&P expects NZ banks' Covid-19 losses to peak at $4.7b
Similar comments made about Australia's four major banks, which own NZ's 'big four'.
Airfreight exports of NZ respiratory products boomed in March - AIA
Airfreighted exports of respiratory products shot higher in March, AIA says.
Shane Jones' message to Air NZ: Don't just target the little people
The airline is shrinking and minister questions why so many are on such high salaries.
NZ's biggest mall owner suspends dividend, outlook
The ASX-listed company indicated times were too uncertain to be paying out the dividend.
SkyCity reveals reopen plan will include face-tracking tech
SkyCity to open in a staged way with shorter hours
What Z Energy's doing to get a break from lenders
Nation's biggest fuel retailer says capital will also fortify it for coming year.
The Augusta rescue mission: a sign of how much Covid-19 has changed the world
Centuria, once prepared prepared to pay $2 per share, is getting a 25% stake at 55 cents.
Shane Jones teases Northport as Covid 'economic haven'
NZ First is still pushing for Northport growth, now citing a Covid-19 "economic haven".
Warren Buffett held the wrong stocks as the music stopped
Financial Times: Few went into this crisis with a portfolio they were entirely happy with.
Liam Dann: Why this week is one of the biggest in NZ's economic history
With the surreal drama of lockdown almost behind us, the real economic grind begins.
How life could change for 43,000+ retirement village residents
Rules will be slightly more relaxed - but with strict guidelines
NZ shares rise as leisure economy set to resume
The S&P/NZX 50 increased 46.36 points, or 0.4 per cent, to 10,695.59.
Jarden raids UBS, Goldman for Australian business
The firm today announced the hiring of four executives.
F&P and a2 Milk powering market through crisis
No pressure? Much rests on a2 Milk and F&P Healthcare - mainstays of the NZ share market.
$1b wiped from SkyCity - dividend suspension, capital raising forecast
Where to now for the gaming and tourism giant.
Metlifecare goes to court over Asia Pacific's $1.49b takeover
Court date set for later this month.
NZ shares rise; level 2 details boost Tourism Holdings, Restaurant Brands
New Zealand shares rose after investor confidence was bolstered by Ardern's announcement.
Vista offers cinemas free tech to help manage post-Covid-19
Technology package to help cinema customers reopen.
Manuka honey is booming, so why are companies tapping into wage subsidies?
Manuka honey companies have applied and received the Government's wage subsidy.
NZ shares rise as Pushpay climbs to new heights
New Zealand shares rose, led by Pushpay Holdings.
Wall Street 'flying blind' after companies scrap guidance
Financial Times: Profit forecasts ditched as coronavirus disrupts operations.
Pushpay shares hit record as growth story continues
More American churchgoers turn to Pushpay to participate in worship as Covid-19 bites.
Covid-19 will cause sharper down-turn than GFC, Westpac boss says
Westpac boss David McLean believes New Zealand could come out of recession quickly.
Battle-ready Qantas prepared for transtasman bubble
Airline grounds most of its planes for another month but sees some light at end of tunnel.
Big law firms don't need subsidy: Simon Bridges
Opposition Leader says major firms do not need the Government's wage subsidy.
Tanking aluminium prices don't bode well for Tiwai smelter
Aluminium prices hit their lowest level in more than a decade in April.
BNZ accused of sabotage by former business partner
Claims of deceit and conspiring against the company behind failed Swipe HQ.
NZ shares rise as Kathmandu gets back to business
New Zealand shares edged higher, led by Kathmandu Holdings.
120 Auckland jobs on line as building products plant shifts work out of NZ
The company has an 80-year manufacturing history in New Zealand.
Paul McBeth: Supermarkets rolling in it as lockdown eases
But panic-buying of the sort we saw was only a temporary boost