GDP preview: Economy was red-hot. Is that meaningless now?
Strong second-quarter GDP data will provide some confidence for post-lockdown rebound.
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Winstone Wallboards, Tasman Insulation and Pacific CoilCoaters staff about to return.
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New forecast: What happens to jobs, GDP and interest rates if elimination doesn't work?
What lockdown will cost the economy - and how the experts work it out
Lockdown costs look bad, but past experience shows we need to factor in the rebound.
David Schnauer: Has the NZ economy really done well?
Opinion: Things look good in the short term but what about the longer view?
Cavalier goes back to its roots in war against synthetics
NZX-listed Cavalier has gone back to making wholly woollen carpets.
150 jobs going as pharma company closes Manukau site
Pharma company is closing sites in South Auckland that have operated since the 1990s.
Business Hub: Fletcher Building CEO Ross Taylor on a milestone birthday and Auckland v Sydney
"You're a long time dead ... whatever you are doing, make sure it's enjoyable."
Who is buying up our farm land? The largest foreign owners of NZ soil
Almost 460,000ha shifted out of NZ control between 2010 to 2021.
Ready-to-eat salads recalled due to listeria fears
A selection of ready-to-eat salads are being recalled as they might contain listeria.
Liam Dann: On a knife-edge - How an oil shock could shake the world
Turmoil in oil markets a reminder there are no certainties on path to economic recovery.
Why is a govt department appealing against a major proposal in a housing crisis?
Earthworks costing $12m are well under way as publicly funded appeals go in.
Flaming gorgeous: Using charred wood as house cladding
Kiwi John Webster has a business making Japanese-style charred wood cladding in Rotorua.
Where is New Zealand's hottest region right now?
Building boom, dairy prices driving economic confidence around country.
Jobs on the line: Defence Force shifts uniform manufacturing offshore
The NZ Defence Force has been with the same provider for more than two decades.
Electric car revolution risks mountain of toxic battery waste
Green push towards net zero emissions could create millions of tonnes of hazardous junk.
Small Business: From engineering geologist to Fashion Week
Kiwi jewellery maker talks about her invitations to New York and Paris Fashion Weeks.
How Sky TV co-founder built a $36m honey business
Why NZX-listed Me Today is buying into a good thing.
Wet & Forget: The unforgettable rise of a multimillion-dollar Kiwi firm
Rod Jenden: "We've been through some pretty tough times... I can tell you it's not easy."
Luxury boom: BMW lifts hood on its bumper year
German vehicle manufacturer says baby boomers have spent up large following Covid.
NZ still sending plastic waste to developing countries
Since 2019, more than 10,000 tonnes of NZ's plastic has gone to Malaysia alone.
NanoLayr expands as demand for its mask filters continues
NanoLayr says each of its products could become $100m businesses in five years.
Fletcher projects spectacular 315pc Ebit turnaround
'We're very much fighting fit. We're in good shape.' - Taylor on heroic turnaround.
Three years planning behind Sleepyhead's magic moment
Commissioners sharply rebuke two authorities who opposed Sleepyhead Estate.
$1.2 billion Sleepyhead Estate gets green light
$1.2 billion Sleepyhead Estate at Ohinewai receives rezoning approval. Video / Supplied
Small Business: Entrepreneur looks to India for next business venture
Hamish Donkers explains how his friend's trip overseas inspired his e-commerce business.
Small Business: Christchurch paint firm seeks to raise $1.2m capital
Former nurse says raise will enable her firm to grow its distribution.
Covid construction chaos: Why NZ's building industry is struggling to cope
Skyrocketing costs, shortages and delays: here's how to beat the building blues.
Seismic shift: Women presidents for three engineering bodies
They were the old boys' clubs of New Zealand engineering. Women run them now.
Safe secrets: How to safeguard Kiwi inventions
It can cost millions to protect Kiwi ingenuity from global theft. Is it worth it?
Prices rising as cost pressure builds on business - NZIER
Firms say domestic demand is holding steady but supply shortages are causing big problems.
Easter chocolate eggs: What's the supply situation like this year?
After both a shortage and glut of chocolate eggs last year, Easter trade is looking good.
New laundry strips eliminate detergent bottles and throw-away plastic scoops
Dissolvable strips eliminate need for environmentally-damaging bottles and powders.
Nestle plans to make 45 staff redundant at South Auckland factory
Nestle plans to close its Wiri site and move lolly production to Victoria, Australia.