SkyCity names new interim CEO, profit drops amid scrutiny
The hunt for a permanent CEO continues, but interim boss appointed.
The hunt for a permanent CEO continues, but interim boss appointed.
Tourism Minister says some of the Milford Opportunities Project plans are 'incoherent'.
The economic message for 2024 is clear: hang on, a rebound is coming, but not yet.
OPINION: Wellington water woes show what not to do, but they aren't the only basket case.
Buildhub, another labour hire business, had 60-70 staff. They were all sacked on Friday.
Figures show a big surge in room supply is pushing prices down in some cities.
The commission's last report warns of the need to prepare for economic disruption.
Market conditions, the phasing of new main buildings take a toll on the business.
China's multipronged approach to boosting investor confidence isn't working.
Sales growth in consoles and mobile apps hit as outlook clouds for $326b sector.
Soaring premiums are a de facto ‘carbon price’ on consumers as the weather gets worse.
OPINION: The new Government faces some big issues around immigration policy.
OPINION: The world’s media, currently bruised and battered, have a huge job to do.
'All they did was inject another level of risk ... the CEO is not the problem here.'
Performance in the three months to end of 2024 was described as 'above expectations'.
Fletcher shocked the market with an unexpected $120 million first-half loss.
New Stats NZ data shows unprecedented levels of migration continue in both directions.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis used one of Labour's favourite phrases in a recent speech.
'We both realise the buck stops with us. It’s in the best interests for us to hand over.'
OPINION: Lies, damned lies and ministerial briefings on regional development.
Despite a monthly rise, annual price increases were the lowest since November 2021.
Electronic card transaction data for January showed a bump in spending.
Resilience in price pressures comes as Federal Reserve considers when to cut rates.
'Fletcher has done considerably worse than the average company on the stock exchange.'
OPINION: NZ's relationship with the United States and China has changed.
Economists are divided over whether a higher OCR is needed to beat inflation.
Analysts warn this may be the third-worst earnings season ever.
Aucklanders likely to need staggering income to buy average-priced house.
Strong employment data will force RBNZ to lift the OCR in February and April, ANZ says.
'It’s a crowded market. They were unable to make a go of it.'