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$56m windfall for Sky TV

Sale caps comeback year for pay-TV broadcaster, hint of return of dividend.

Price rises of 28%: Survey of building suppliers reveals staggering inflation

Pressure from logistics, prices, transport, shipping, lead times.

Why analysts at Jarden have re-stated their 'sell' rating for Air NZ

Govt support gives airline more flexibility around capital raise but financial pain ahead.

Qantas takes leap into Europe with non-stop flights to Rome

The new flights will complement non-stop flights from Australia to Britain

Andrew Barnes: NZ politicians should own up to their mistakes

The Government will claim its wins but not own up to its mistakes, writes Andrew Barnes.

Analysis: $500m more Govt support gives Air NZ breathing space

New support means the airline can withstand 'unforeseen delays' without increasing debt.

Major building product supplier warns of price rises

One manufacturers' product price will rise 27.5 per cent from February 1.

Winton IPO to go ahead, confirms $350m capital raise

Winton to trade from this Friday.

The big mistakes Kiwi share investors are making

Analysis of NZX trading data has revealed the big mistakes Kiwi investors make.

The great escape: Aucklanders keener than other Kiwis to holiday overseas

Aucklanders emerging from lockdown and now facing being shunned in NZ want overseas travel

Paul Catmur: Do we really want the country to be run like a business?

OPINION: Paul Catmur muses on what Christopher Luxon might bring to the table.

Sir George Fistonich files claim for damages over Villa Maria sale

It is the second claim the founder of the winery has brought against the receivers.

Business heroes: Auckland Airport's Adrian Littlewood's patience with a purpose

Company took action, offering facilities, mandates and testing ahead of the curve.

Hawaiian Airlines waiting in the wings for NZ restart

Restarting after a two-year pause has challenges for airline's NZ boss.

Breakfast wars: Tova O'Brien eyes Mike Hosking's talk radio crown in 2022

The battle for Kiwi ears and eyes is heating up.

Chorus staff in Auckland to move offices in early 2022

In 2019, 66 Wyndham St was sold to an overseas business 80% owned by US interests.