Firms told 'do the right thing' and pay staff correctly during lockdown
3 min ago Calls for employers to pay staff in lockdown, after retailers H&M and OPSM failed to pay staff full wages during previous lockdown.
NZ's economy is a housing market with bits tacked on
OPINION: Grant Robertson ordered the Reserve Bank to care about first home buyers, showing just how impotent the Government has made itself.
Dairy business gets loan discount if hits environmental targets
A deal between a dairy investor and BNZ is the first farming loan tied to environmental targets.
LVR rules reinstated, scepticism it will cool housing market
9:22 AM The Reserve Bank's restrictions on home loans kick in from today, but those in the industry don't believe it will do much to cool the market.
DB replacing 'off' batch of Tui after complaints
Customers reported a sulphur-like smell and taste, but the brewing company says the beer is safe to drink.
Game on, again: GameStop surges and no one truly knows why
After weeks of going dormant, shares of GameStop have suddently shot up again, leaving Wall Street puzzled.
Fonterra to pay more for sustainable milk
Dairy farmers could get 10 cents more over the farm gate milk price for meeting environmental and animal welfare standards.
Nearly 80 per cent of landlords own just one property
They’re visible, active, often controversial participants in the current housing market - but it’s incorrect to think that most investors own multiple rental properties.
Mr Potato Head goes gender neutral
Woke makeover for classic toy as companies rush to appeal to changing consumer preferences.
Qantas posts $1.16b half-year loss due to pandemic
Australian airline plans to resume international flights at the end of October after vaccine rollout, but travel to NZ could start in July.
Don't let FOMO lead you to lose it all
OPINION: Here's why following the investment strategies you hear about online isn't always a good idea.
Tax obligations for businesses claiming Covid-19 support
ANALYSIS: Resurgence support payment is the latest in a range of subsidies offered by the Government, but how will these play out come tax time?
Metal payment cards launched
American Express Platinum cards are now real metal, but the annual fee is $1250.
Uninsured driver's $40,600 debt after crash
Decade-long debt for uninsured driver who totalled expensive car, AA Insurance says.
Five ways for SMEs to better manage finances in a post-Covid world
OPINION: Covid-19 has taught us all some hard lessons. It's imperative we learn them so we can survive the next crisis.
PM's plea to businesses: check your staff are following the Covid-19 rules
After revelations that multiple people who have Covid-19 went to work while infectious, Jacinda Ardern asks employers to ensure their staff are complying with restrictions.
Digital upskilling for future success
SPONSORED: Having the right digital skills and an understanding of online tools will help your business, no matter the type of business you’re in, to thrive in a challenging market.
So you want to start a business?
OPINION: Many people dream of becoming an entrepreneur, but not many make it, so here's some of the best advice to get going.
Kiwibank branch closures on the cards
Kiwibank expects to decide by the end of March on whether seven branches will stay or close.
Inner city office owner triples profit
Precinct Properties says bulk of tenants are back in their offices despite more flexible working policies.
Avocados from Oaonui anyone?
A tiny coastal Taranaki community known for dairy farms and a natural gas production station could soon become known for its avocados.
LVR rules reinstated, skepticism it will cool housing market
The Reserve Bank's restrictions on home loans kick in from today, but those in the industry don't believe it will do much to cool the market.
Welcome to the new Vulgarians
OPINION: It’s the quick and the dead out there when it comes to property buying - and oh, by the way, what did you pay for yours?
Christchurch developers sell out of inner city homes
Central Christchurch is short of new builds, despite vacant land and a push for more residents.
NZ's economy is a housing market with bits tacked on
OPINION: Grant Robertson ordered the Reserve Bank to care about first home buyers, showing just how impotent the Government has made itself.
Here's why I can't get excited about 12 families getting homes
OPINION: First-home buyers need decisive action, not a hand up to a lucky few.
New Zealand's stocks rose internationally during Covid
OPINION: Our latest leap in soft power is just the latest accolade helping New Zealand now be recognised as one of the most globally trusted country brands.
Reserve Bank tasked with an impossible riddle
OPINION: Governor Adrian Orr is in a bind – higher interest rates will make housing more affordable, but we sustain employment by keeping rates low.
How it started, how it's going
When Covid hit, the economic scenarios were gloomy. So what happened?
No, your steak and chops aren't carbon-neutral, says govt
New government report challenges an industry study concluding our beef and lamb farms are nearly carbon-neutral.
One option left for wastewater plant
Fonterra narrows its options to build a $60m wastewater treatment plant in the Waikato.
'Stormy Fruit' a silver lining from hailstorm
Healthy apples slightly damaged in the Boxing Day hailstorm will be exported overseas under a line called 'Stormy Fruit', a brand showing “imperfect" fruit can still be high-quality.
Farmer's $200,000 lesson from Hawke's Bay drought
Donated feed was "a lifesaver" for Bruce Goldstone last summer. Now he's ready to repay the favour.
Sun helps power Hamilton factory
Solar power system generating electricity and savings in first three months of operation.
Climate change action plan released
Pioneering group releases list of measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions, and prepare for the effects of climate change in the top of the South Island.
Thriving Auckland start-up relocated to Blenheim for a 'slower pace of life'
The women behind period proof underwear AWWA have sold over 100,000 in the country and around the globe in two years, saving hundreds of millions of single use items from landfill.
The new world of investing: Air Jordans, Banksys and cat gifs
Forget stamps, coins, and antiques, a new cohort of collectors is more interested in the buzz of owning a slice of popular culture.
Suzuki's 91-year-old 'driving force' to ease back
Suzuki's 91-year-old chairman is retiring and has appointed his 61-year-old son as his successor.
Hyundai's $1.2 billion recall shows EV glory is no one-way road
Hyundai's $900 million recall shows EV glory is no one-way road
From $100,000 to $1b in three years: The investor sitting on an Afterpay windfall
Starry-eyed Afterpay investors might not know that the buy now, pay later behemoth’s $40 billion market valuation is based on a business it doesn’t entirely own.
No, your steak and chops aren't carbon-neutral, says govt
Businesses asked to 'do the right thing' and pay staff correctly during lockdown
Vista posts $56.7m loss in 2020
LVR rules reinstated, skepticism it will cool housing market
Hopes Google, Facebook deals will underpin a rise in Australian journalism jobs
A 101 on My Food Bag's stock market venture
Legally blind teen receives only one flat viewing in four years
Investors crying over spilt milk as share prices wobble
Five important lessons for new leaders
NZ's economy is a housing market with bits tacked on
Natural pasture spray helps farmers reduce emissions and improve production
Christchurch developers sell out of inner city homes
Asia buzzing with green start-ups and ambitious climate change targets