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Kiwis now trust supermarkets less than banks: Consumer NZ survey

Rising cost of living, Commerce Commission's supermarket market study likely factors.

Stride Property profit falls 14.8pc

More rent but expenses rise due to tax, more assets under management.

American Airlines returning to New Zealand in October

The return of the US carrier over summer is another sign of the aviation recovery.

Editorial: Flight path back to sustainable tourism

OPINION: Our editorial on welcome arrivals in the resort town as tourists begin to return.

Market close: NZ shares fall despite strong Mainfreight result

Eroad shares plunge, Rakon also slides

Hilton boss: Wages have to rise or hotels face caps on room sales

Hotel veteran says recovery has been stronger than expected and so is labour shortage.

High flying Mainfreight warns normal transmission will resume

Mainfreight delivers top dollars to shareholders, the tax man - and its team.

Eroad shares slide on full year loss

Company facing challenging macro-economic conditions and a number of one-off impacts

Tauranga builder fails with $518,000 shortfall, recession fears raised

"We are now accumulating a backlog of unfinished houses" - National MP Andrew Bayly

Pushpay hires Goldman as takeover interest mounts

Pushpay bidder emerges with 20 per cent stake.

'Recession can't be ruled out': Sluggish retail data points to tough year ahead

New data shows retail had a slow start to year. It will only get tougher, economists say.

Gentrack loss widens on increased R&D, marketing spend

Changes in regulations overseas have hit Gentrack's utilities customer base.

Apple giant Bostock pulls Russian exports

Large Hawke's Bay company stops trade with Russia.

Spark hangs up on phone booths - but some could see new life as 'wayfinders'

2000 booths survive, but service will be switched off from June.

Napier Port profit drops after challenging first half

Napier Port's financial performance has been hit hard by Covid-19 disruption.

Ikea land-seller Kiwi Property Group: Opening the financial books

"Pipeline of development opportunities one of the most exciting in the company's history".

Fonterra in US trade talks but infant formula not on list

The world's biggest dairy exporter is shut out of the US finished infant formula market.

Result preview: What to expect from F&P Healthcare

F&P Healthcare is expected to report a sharp fall in annual net profit on Wednesday.