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Cathay Pacific's Auckland-Hong Kong services suspended

Weeks of quarantine and surveillance at its home base means airline is quitting routes.

Air NZ extends credit scheme until June next year

Airline agrees to extend customers' credits until June next year.

Jarden Brief: Tesla competitor eyes stock market listing

Jarden's daily update on the latest moves and shakes.

Big corporate wants to sub-let half its office space

"We believe these changes are here to stay" - Jodie King, Vodafone NZ.

New Auckland house finished, sold - without water

Water, water everywhere - but not a drop for this new house.

Liquidators take legal action over Mad Butcher Pukekohe demise

The Mad Butcher saga takes another turn.

Air NZ pinpoints when Saudi Navy deal was signed, details review

Christopher Luxon was in charge when deal was done but it was not signed off at the top.

Infratil takeover attempt: even if it's a drill, we're ready

Infratil says it is business as usual, but it has readied itself for takeover process.

Air NZ contract with Saudi military has been terminated - CEO

Greg Foran did not confirm whether there would be a financial penalty.

Third Age Health to list on NZX this week

Third Age Health is set to list on the NZX on Thursday.

Jarden Brief: Bitcoin surges as Elon Musk hedges big bet

The latest market updates from Jarden.

Briscoe Group bags yet another record quarter of sales

Homewares and sporting goods retailer says its full-year profit will be in excess of $70m.

Air NZ CEO says Saudi Arabian military work was 'poor judgement'

Air NZ carried out work on Royal Saudi Navy vessels through a third-party contract.

Investors upbeat on recovery hopes but Auckland lags- ASB

Confidence among New Zealand investors continues to improve from 2020 lows, survey shows.

Superyacht city: Who'll be watching America's Cup in style

Who'll be out watching the America's Cup on a superyacht and what will it cost?

Positive January retail sales figures paint one-sided picture

Industry experts say positive figures don't show how many retailers are struggling.