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Freightways profit drops 25%, scraps final dividend
Results affected by the lockdowns in both New Zealand and Australia.
Comvita loss narrows to $9.7m, claims turnaround
Revenue for the year increased to a record $196m, up 14.5 per cent.
Oil ban 'breached rule of law': gas producer
Case argues exploration ban should not have come into effect until the law was changed.
Sirma Karapeeva: Why it's critical for NZ to reject protectionism
The red meat industry is New Zealand's second largest goods exporter.
Rolls-Royce value falls out of the sky with $2 billion loss expected
Company now valued at a third of what it was one year ago.
Fran O'Sullivan: Air NZ needs Govt's help to fly
Airline should get support for capital raising, not a costly loan.
A2 Milk outlines plans to make infant formula
A2 Milk plans to start making its own formula, but says partner Synlait shouldn't worry.
Auckland e-scooters: Lime back, Flamingo out
US-based Lime gets six-month licence to operate 830 e-scooters.
Skellerup matches last year's record profit, despite Covid
Skellerup's annual earnings withstood Covid-19 shocks in the June year.
Market close: NZX ends week up more than 3%
Investors rewarded those companies reporting better-than-expected financial results.
Business Hub: Naveya & Sloane founder's plans to rival iconic brand Tiffany & Co
With a decade complete, Rachel Sloane shares jewellery brand's plans for its next 10 years
Hell Pizza commits to carbon neutral future
Pizza chain's plans to offset the carbon emissions from its 75 stores.
ASB boss' big pay packet cut
Vittoria Shortt's pay package takes half-a-million-dollar hit.
Auckland Airport boss: How to get moving again
Aviation businesses can provide answer on opening up - when it's safe.
Guangzhou to Hobsonville: Debate on new prefab homes
'A far cry from the school prefab' - Chris Darby.
Less grim: Economists forecast lower lockdown damage this time
A 'less downbeat' economic outlook from Westpac factors in resilience in June and July.
Market close: Cannasouth continues charge; NZX slips
Heavyweight stocks again dominated proceedings and the direction.
Co-defendant in CBL fraud case argues for name suppression
The man faces charges of theft, obtaining by deception and false accounting.
Taco Bell opening two more NZ restaurants
And a vegan-friendly expansion has been added to the menu.
Covid hit: Qantas Group's $3b statutory loss, underlying profit down 91%
The airline has said it will not resume international passenger flying until next year.
Ebos Group posts record full-year result
Coronavirus pandemic did not negatively impact Ebos Group's FY20 result.
Auckland International Airport's profit plunges 63 per cent
The company has suspended earnings guidance for 2021 due to uncertainty
Editorial: Staycations the go as Pacific holidays drift further away
Editorial: Developing travel links must continue but plugging border gaps more urgent.
What next for a2 Milk after another record profit?
A2 Milk will soon be sitting on $1billion in cash if growth continues apace in 2021.
The aircrew Covid risk: Airlines fight back
Air NZ and unions say the rules are stringent - and crew are bearing the brunt of them.
Market close: NZX slips on heavyweights' decline
The S&P/NZX 50 Index shed much of its gains from the previous day.
Businesses in weaker starting position - new lockdown forecasts
Strong rebound after lockdown 1 has combined with new lockdown costs to change forecasts.
Air NZ outlines what it's doing to stop Covid spread
Rising alarm about the risk aircrew pose.
Hallenstein Glasson shares gain on better-than-expected profit forecast
Hallenstein Glasson Holdings issued a trading update and earnings guidance for FY2020.
NZ's biggest bank puts aside more money for doubtful loans
Bank reveals more impacts from Covid-19.
Covid crunch: Michael Hill profits plunge more than 80 per cent
Transtasman jewellery company's earnings took a big hit from the Covid-19 pandemic.