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Mercury doubles down in $3 billion takeover bid for Tilt

Takeover bid sees wind farm developer's value almost double in three months.

Spotlight's lofty $550m plans to open 150 new stores in five years

Owner of homeware and fabrics retail chain has big plans for expansion.

Facebook, Google, Amex, Expedia: Where they rent in Auckland

Several major businesses have taken advantage of Generator space.

Panasonic to reduce reliance on Tesla

Outgoing chief executive steers company away from 'one-legged' dependence on US carmaker.

Mercury in $3 billion takeover bid for Tilt Renewables

Energy company Mercury partners up in $3 billion wind farm takeover proposal.

Air New Zealand chief digital officer Jennifer Sepull joins exiting colleagues

Only two of the pre-pandemic executive are still on board.

Fonterra's China team puts Anchor brand in lights

Chinese created 150,000 online greetings posters using Anchor designs.

Liam Dann: Never mind the tomato wars, food prices are set to rise

Food prices have been subdued of late but global commodity markets point to big rises.

Jim Boult: Please stop bagging Queenstown and look at the reality

Opinion: Communities dependent upon tourism and hospitality are paying a hefty price.

Local Focus: Roto-vegas or Roto-wood?

Rotorua aiming to become a film production hub. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

NZ's Vend sold for $455m

Who's in line for a payday.

What's in a share sale or purchase by management?

What's happening on the market this week.

Rotorua's love letter to tourists from Auckland

While there's a frosty reception in some places, Rotorua says: 'Aucklanders – we need you'

Flying again: How to guarantee a neighbouring empty seat

Emirates can guarantee you won't have a neighbour on a flight - for a price.

Savor Group's bold plan in the face of Covid-19

Lucien Law says NZX-listed group will both acquire and set up new venues.

Wall St's milestone fails to ignite NZ sharemarket

New all-time high for the Dow Jones, but NZ sharemarket drifts along for slight gain.

Tomatoes cheapest in 12 years - food prices fall in February

Tomatoes are just one of several foods that have seen prices fall during the pandemic.

How Kiwis' dining and travel habits have changed since Covid-19 hit

Research by Uber shows encouraging signs of an economic recovery.