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Air NZ plans to cut 385 more cabin crew

The national carrier has already had more than 4000 staff leave.

NZ earns more than it spends as imports plunge

Good news? NZ achieved a record current account surplus in the June quarter as Covid hit.

Fonterra buys Australian dairy brand

Fonterra buys cheese market booster in Australia.

Stadiums: Loss of fans hit surrounding businesses hard

Ban on fans at games has created a perilous situation for businesses who rely on them.

Fonterra back in black but will it pay a dividend?

With Fonterra seemingly on path to recovery, all eyes are on Friday's result.

Wirecard NZ sold to Australian firm

All staff to be offered jobs.

Five hopefuls so far for two Fonterra director spots

Fonterra shareholders to get plenty of choice of future directors this year.

Market close: SkyCity among biggest decliners as cyber attacks return

The NZX website went down again through a renewed cyber attack.

How smell influences shopping behaviour - and why this could be fuelling e-commerce boom

University professor Dr Mei Peng says good smells encourage spending.

Court ruling to improve work practices: Fletcher chief

Fletcher ordered to pay Spotless more than $2m after contract dispute.

Greg Foran: Domestic airline landscape has changed with relaxed rules

Airlines struggled to make flights pay when passenger loads were restricted

Photos: Inside the latest repatriation flight from India

All passengers tested negative for Covid-19 before flight

Business groups react to Auckland level 2.5 extension

Restaurant Association says it is in talks with Government about changes to current rules.

How to run a bank from home: BNZ's unfazed boss

Angela Mentis says she started work at 4.30am while in Australia under the first lockdown.

Market close: Chorus keeps rising; Tourism Holdings shoots up

On a quiet day of trading, only a handful of stocks made significant gains.

Tourism Holdings boosts profit guidance

Tourism Holdings adjusts profit expectations