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Global airline capacity is down by half this year but study holds out some hope.

Market close: Energy stocks continue winning run

The New Zealand sharemarket made a small gain on another late surge in trading.

What dairy protein production could look like in 2030

What place will dairy cows have in global protein production in 10 years?

Nic Foreman retires from Cannasouth board

Cannasouth co-founder Nicholas Foreman has left the company but will retain his shares.

Veteran menswear retailer looks to women for growth

Working Style is pushing into new channels to grow the retail business.

New Conservatives' legal bid to be included in TV debate dismissed by judge

The minor party simply does not qualify for tomorrow's debate, says TVNZ.

Listed healthcare landlord plans $150m capital raise

Units to be issued at a discount of 6 per cent to yesterday's closing price.

Jarden Brief: Fletcher shares hit highest level since March

Jarden's daily update on the biggest market moves and shakes of the day.

What next for Metlifecare after $1.27b takeover?

Super Fund expresses satisfaction with result.

Drink of the summer? The sparkling craze taking over NZ

Sales in this item have increased by more than 40 per cent in the past year.

NZME shares hit 14-month high after Osmium raises stake

NZME shares reach their highest point since August 2019 after Osmium raised its stake.

Local Focus: Who is Ian McKelvie, National Party candidate for Rangitīkei?

Old school candidate for Rangitīkei. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Kiwi cannabis firm share offer opens today

The first stage will see the share offer opened to priority and institutional investors.

Herald Premium subscribers to get more top-quality journalism in magazine deal with publisher of Listener, Woman's Weekly

NZME and magazine publisher Are Media have inked a content-sharing deal.

$130 million development begins on volcanic crater rim

This is one of the biggest projects on the books for Oceania Healthcare.

It's make or break for Google as regulators circle

Google could face the biggest monopoly lawsuit since Microsoft in 2001.