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Fresh on BusinessDesk this morningCameron Bagrie writes his weekly column on the return of the importance of the current account deficit.Victoria Young reports David Clark saying charity officer dutie

Radford and the parties’ counsel are allowed to be present.The full case involving the alleged breach of confidence will be heard in August 2022.

 Cavalier Bremworth is also listed after Kinleith reneged on the unconditional $24.6m sale and leaseback of its South Auckland manufacturing facility last November, leaving it on the hook for a $

Chief executive Leonie Freeman said the Property Industry Impact Report 2021, commissioned by the council in partnership with Urban Economics, underscores the impact of the sector, with property out-g

He also raised Kinleith's concerns about possible asbestos contamination at the site.But this was rebuffed by Kirsten Massey, a Russell McVeagh partner acting for Cavalier subsidiary Bremworth, wh

Wool carpet company Cavalier Corp’s Bremworth carpets are one step away from being 100% natural thanks to a $1.9 million grant from the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).On average, Bremwort

is planning to extend its retailer network to a further 300 stores in Australia, chief executive Paul Alston has told BusinessDesk.It also plans to build on its small Asian and US businesses as part o

But price remained an issue, he said, with quality woollen carpets about 30 percent dearer than synthetic.Jury out on strategyThe jury is still out on Cavalier's wool-based strategy, which has alr

Wools of New Zealand has a plan to produce wool at a price where its carpet for New Zealand homes is competitive with synthetics and other natural fibre rivals.The plan is to use its more than 700 far

It looked as if Cavalier had a bright future, along with Feltex and UEB, the other listed wool carpet manufacturers.However, Cavalier reported a sharp decline in net earnings to $2.1 million for the J

 It has also rekindled talk of a merger with Primary Wool Cooperative, the eighth time it has mooted such a move.McWhirter said to ensure affordability, the firm has “removed all the supply

has shelved plans to sell its Napier and Whanganui spinning sites after shareholders signed off on the sale and leaseback of its South Auckland manufacturing facility to Kinleith Land and Infrastruct