By the numbers: NZ Post figures reveal online spending during lockdowns
Report reveals spending trends after Auckland returned to alert level 3 last month.
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After being down for most of the day, the index went into positive territory late.
Auckland's new iPhone-inspired hotel
TFE managing hotels opening on Thursday and October 28.
Airways plunges to $31.3m loss as air traffic collapses
The state-owned enterprise saw traffic collapse 95 per cent earlier this year.
Seafood company branches out into beauty industry
Sanford has taken a stake in a health and beauty company.
What Air NZ will look like 'in the new world order'
Airline outlines priorities for international network and other parts of business.
Former board member's 'high price' for GFC fraud
Paul Bublitz stole $1.17m and then sought almost the same amount for his legal costs.
Fund manager opposes $1.27b Metlifecare takeover
"Discount relative to its peers excessive" - Matthew Goodson.
Peter Harris' co-defendant continues SFO secrecy fight
The CBL saga continues after the insurance company collapsed with a market value of $747m.
Market close: a2 Milk continues slide, drags NZX down
A2 Milk dragged the New Zealand sharemarket down for the second day running.
Air NZ boss: 'At times we did not just stumble - we fell'
The airline has been rocked by Covid-19 - an unprecedented black swan event
Advance NZ goes to court over minor party debate exclusion
It is not the first time a minor party has taken legal action after being left out.
NZ scientists in $8m bid to make 'green' hydrogen a reality
NZ scientists launch a major project to make climate-friendly 'green' hydrogen a reality.
The $13m business cooked up when founders were stuck in traffic
An idea cooked up in heavy traffic has turned into an impressive business.
China in a hurry for new Fonterra health support offers
Fonterra launches new e-commerce products as Covid sharpens China's health focus.
Market close: NZX edges up after wild ride
Market rebounds after a2 drags index down in morning.
Port performance: Is Auckland Council to blame?
Mixed reaction to Auckland port financial result: is Covid to blame or ownership model?
Cavalier Corporation tumbles to $21.5m loss
The carpet company says demand rebounded after the first lockdown.
Air NZ extends frequent flyer benefits for 12 months
Airpoints members have been given a further break to maintain their status.
NZ Super Fund to quit Metlifecare at $6 a share
Fund backs majority of directors, in favour of share price offer.
RMA reform needs to happen quickly
Mark Cairns on the export of premium primary produce will boost the national economy.
Ex-Mutual Finance board member fails in bid to recoup $1.14m
"The offences of which he has been convicted are not minor or technical," judge says.
Six Fonterra director hopefuls for two spots this year
Two more candidates emerge, including former governor Nicola Shadbolt.
Flat profit seen for Synlait amid Pokeno wrangle
Synlait is expected to report a flat earnings for the July 2020 year on Monday.
'Not good enough': Air NZ pilot invites female passenger to ride in cockpit
Woman reportedly had drinks at a hotel and the Koru Lounge before early evening flight.
Kate MacNamara: Why the wage subsidy was so broad and who should give it back
Calls for cash-rich companies to give wage subsidy money back.
Air New Zealand puts 2021 date on capital raising
The airline has already started drawing down a Government loan.
Fixing Fonterra: Co-op's CEO chalking up wins as it rebuilds credibility
New CEO hopes he's provided "a bit of clarity" for Fonterra on its turnaround mission.
Market close: Hallenstein Glasson leads NZX higher
The New Zealand sharemarket had a late surge after a sleepy day.
Port of Tauranga's $100m bond, and who's selling Pushpay?
Corporates are lining up for cheap funding through the bond market.
Hallenstein Glasson's net profit drops but sales steady thanks to online shoppers
The NZX-listed company said overall sales were maintained largely due to online buyers.
Sir Stephen Tindall to step down from The Warehouse
This brings an end to an era dating back to 1982.
Farm land bill row: Minister hits back
An outline of what the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill actually does and doesn't do.