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Economic trauma will continue, say some business groups.

Some light at the end of the tunnel: Travel agents taking bookings already

Flight Centre hopeful government re-considers unnecessary restrictions.

Facebook shares plunge: $302 billion wiped off Meta market value

The drop is bigger than the value of the entire Greek economy.

Tourism boon?: What it means for Hawke's Bay staff shortages

What the lifting of border restrictions will mean for Hawke's Bay's economy.

'Market killer': Self-isolation could dissuade airlines from flying to NZ

An airline industry body is calling on the Government to move faster.

Why corporate sales leaders remain optimistic

Research finds growing optimism amongst sales executives.

Liam Dann: Good times for jobseekers but inflation risk looms

OPINION: The tightest labour market in decades is a double-edged sword for the economy.

Māori to be allocated 20pc of airwaves, at no cost - but Treaty claim persists

Roadblock to 5G auction removed - at a cost. What has been resolved, and what hasn't.

Supermarket giant frustrated it can't sell rapid antigen tests

Foodstuffs is urging more collaboration with the Government.

Govt to review controversial mortgage lending rules

David Clark claims responsible lending rules weren't being followed by banks.

The billion-dollar letter Infratil thought was a joke

Former Infratil chief executive doubted blockbuster Aussie takeover attempt was serious.

Progress report: How far away is NZ's first Costco store?

New store now up on greenfields site, previously used for pasture and grazing.

The $600m+ plans for Wynyard Quarter

If you thought the office block was dead, think again: these are all for offices.

Air taxi: Big Boeing investment allows growth for NZ trial

Keen customers are more worried about Wi-fi coverage than lack of a pilot, says company.

Paul Catmur: Zinzan for PM (or maybe not)

Paul Catmur makes his case for a new kind of New Zealand leadership.

Sir Ian Taylor: How to solve the RATs crisis in just three hours

How businesses like Mainfreight and Foodstuffs are breaking the bureaucratic barrier.