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Listed Companies
Why are NZ companies moving to the ASX?
Brian Gaynor | 30 Jul 2021

The pros and cons of listing across the Ditch.

On the Money: Chris Dunphy, Peter Wells' potential $250m payday, Banksy, Bridges, and more
On the Money
On the Money: Chris Dunphy, Peter Wells' potential $250m payday, Banksy, Bridges, and more
Rebecca Stevenson | 5:00am
Law & Regulation
David Henry firm moves into liquidation owing $400k
Brent Melville | 5:00am
Opinion FREE
Eric Crampton: Why it's hard to open a supermarket in NZ
Eric Crampton | 30 Jul 2021
Infrastructure
Mainfreight's Plested wants a better class act
Brent Melville | 30 Jul 2021
Markets
Z shy over takeover talk as it promises to do better... again
Ian Llewellyn | 30 Jul 2021
NZ shares surrender yesterday’s gain
Argosy refinances and extends some bank facilities
NZ King Salmon expects a better second half
Synlait's banks relax debt covenant
Directors should consider more than just shareholders
Recognising and lauding a business hero — Marko Bogoievski

Opinion

Cameron Bagrie: Supermarkets are sitting ducks for pro-competition regulation

Catherine Leining: Why the ETS alone won’t get us to net zero emissions

The emissions trading scheme is fundamental to reducing carbon emissions, but it needs support from other policies, argues climate change commission member Catherine Leining.

Paul McBeth: A Pacific battlefield in tech wars

Telco and tech investors need to brace for growing political intervention in their sectors. 

Peter Griffin: An algorithm could save your life

The crucial first days of treatment for covid can mean the difference between life and death. But an algorithm can predict which treatment you need.

David Chaplin: Funds make hay but fee-fall tipped to uproot global market

There's been a bumper harvest for fund managers, but those days could be drawing to a close.

Business Advice Free

Why your business needs revenue operations
Alex McNaughten | 21 Jul 2021
New Zealand businesses should adopt a cohesive approach to their revenue operations to boost growth.
Political lobbying: The influential tool that small businesses should be using
Holly Bennett | 21 Jul 2021
Understanding the basics of government relations will be an asset to your business.
Why SMEs need a recruitment plan
Rose-Marie Nathan | 21 Jul 2021
No matter what the size of your business is a recruitment plan is essential.
Customer experience is crucial to growing your business
Darren Kirkland and Amanda Gross | Krunch
Positive experiences, using data, and upgrading technology are the key steps for business growth post-pandemic.

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Economy FREE
Missing a trick: why globally experienced Kiwis struggle on return
Pattrick Smellie 30 Jul 2021

Covid-19 has driven many New Zealanders home or to consider return. Some love it, but many find a jobs market that doesn't understand them.

Infrastructure
Ryman investors fret about depressed share price
Jenny Ruth 30 Jul 2021
Infrastructure
Vulcan steels itself for $1b dual listing
Brent Melville 29 Jul 2021
Policy
Gas policy driving up emissions: Methanex
Ian Llewellyn 28 Jul 2021
Finance
Winners and losers from falling interest rates
Staff reporters 27 Jul 2021

Technology

Opinion
Paul McBeth: A Pacific battlefield in tech wars
Paul McBeth 30 Jul 2021

Telco and tech investors need to brace for growing political intervention in their sectors. 

Technology
This South Auckland tech company grew 440% in a year
Michael Andrew, The Spinoff 29 Jul 2021
Technology
2degrees names Mark Cairns as intended chair
Staff reporters 29 Jul 2021
Opinion
An algorithm could save your life
Peter Griffin 29 Jul 2021
Technology
Rocket Lab’s next launch is for US Space Force
Henry Burrell 28 Jul 2021
My Net Worth: Troy Coyle, CEO, Heavy Engineering Research Agency
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My Net Worth: Troy Coyle, CEO, Heavy Engineering Research Agency
Unlocking the workplace benefits of neurodiverse staff
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Housing consents break new ground, up 30%
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Queenstown councillors unhappy with development blow-out
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Missing a trick: why globally experienced Kiwis struggle on return
30 Jul 2021
Return, or not to return – expats give their reasons
30 Jul 2021
Ryman investors fret about depressed share price
30 Jul 2021
Christchurch council's $14m developer discount
29 Jul 2021
ITM boosts profits fivefold despite supply issues
29 Jul 2021
This South Auckland tech company grew 440% in a year
29 Jul 2021
Supermarket split: chains could be forced to sell stores
29 Jul 2021
The finance industry sells sustainability to itself
29 Jul 2021
Vulcan steels itself for $1b dual listing
29 Jul 2021
Is the labour market tight or what?
28 Jul 2021
Vaccine tracker: How NZ's rollout is progressing
28 Jul 2021
Tourist fee mooted to visit 8th wonder of the world
Markets
NZ shares surrender yesterday’s gain
Dan Brunskill Fri, 30 Jul 2021

Almost every stock in the index declined today as investors walked back the more than 1% bounce seen after a string of positive market updates got sentiment up.

Property
Argosy refinances and extends some bank facilities
Staff reporters Fri, 30 Jul 2021

Argosy has also reduced its total bank facilities by $35 million to $455m.

Law & Regulation
David Henry firm moves into liquidation owing $400k
Brent Melville Sat, 31 Jul 2021

Kinleith Land and Infrastructure moves into liquidation owing at least $400,000, liquidator looks to sell solar farm.

Finance
Argosy refinances and extends some bank facilities
Staff reporters Fri, 30 Jul 2021

Argosy has also reduced its total bank facilities by $35 million to $455m.

Infrastructure
Queenstown councillors unhappy with development blow-out
Paul McBeth Fri, 30 Jul 2021

Councillors accept they'll pick up the tab for removing asbestos at the Lakeview development.

Primary Sector
NZ King Salmon expects a better second half
Staff reporters Fri, 30 Jul 2021

New Zealand King Salmon says it has raised prices.

Transport
Z Energy forecasts strong fuel sales for years to come
Ian Llewellyn Wed, 28 Jul 2021

Z Energy says it has decades of profitable business ahead despite decarbonisation plans.

Energy
Z shy over takeover talk as it promises to do better... again
Ian Llewellyn Fri, 30 Jul 2021

Z is coy on takeover speculation.

Policy
Queenstown councillors unhappy with development blow-out
Paul McBeth Fri, 30 Jul 2021

Councillors accept they'll pick up the tab for removing asbestos at the Lakeview development.

Media
TikTok ticks boxes at NZ Companies Office
Daniel Dunkley Mon, 26 Jul 2021

But the social media company doesn't want to talk about its local plans. 

On the Money
On the Money: Chris Dunphy, Peter Wells' potential $250m payday, Banksy, Bridges, and more
Rebecca Stevenson Sat, 31 Jul 2021

Which minister thought he was at a rave, who's cashing in on another potential IPO on the ASX, why wasn't anyone buying Banksy? And more.

Economy
Return, or not to return – expats give their reasons
Andy Fyers Fri, 30 Jul 2021

Reasons to return are most strongly linked to lifestyle, family and, to a lesser extent, the impacts of covid-19, survey from Kea New Zealand shows.

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