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Getting contract basics right more important now than ever
Well-drafted, signed employment agreements are vital, says lawyer David Grindle.
Briscoe Group to pay back $11.5m wage subsidy
Briscoe Group said it had made the decision following continued strong sales.
Why Northland must celebrate its milestones
Regional economic survey reveals a big increase in business confidence across the region.
Viagogo fined A$7m for 'industrial scale' misrepresentation
Plus: The latest on this side of the Tasman.
Why culture is the heartbeat of your business
Where would you be without a unique business culture? Northland Inc's Sam Mather explains.
Billions lost: Event organisers left with no show
Cancelled events due to Covid-19 have caused billions of dollars worth of lost business.
How to know and love your customer
In these periods of change, getting the basics right is fundamental.
Winners and losers: Which provinces coped best with lockdown?
ASB's latest rankings shows the uneven impacts of lockdown measures across the country.
Water flashpoint in climate-change farming collision
Big landowners' high-risk model vies with resilient practices of small organic farmers.
Andrew King: What we are telling landlords about heating rental homes
Comment: Property investors' lobby group urged members to ask tenants about heat pumps.
Latest ASB data: Covid's surprising impact on the economy
The economy continues to do better than expected but a full recovery remains years away.
List it, sweetie: Paula Bennett's new real estate gig (and John Key's glowing reference)
Former deputy prime minister Paula Bennett is moving into real estate.
Northland springs into shape after heartening week
Easing of Covid-19 level 3 restrictions means Aucklanders can head north again.
Bonus Bond website crashes as investors rush to cash in
Bonus Bonds are to be wound up.
Govt mulls use of $400m fund to buy into Covid-hit firms
Minister for Economic Development characterised work as at an "early stage".
Liam Dann: Caught between a lockdown and a hard place - this will cost jobs
Extending the lockdown was the only logical choice, writes Liam Dann.
Oil ban 'breached rule of law': gas producer
Case argues exploration ban should not have come into effect until the law was changed.
Business owners believe break-ins linked
Whangārei business owners fed up with repeated burglaries say they are linked.
'Poor man's recession?' Why Covid's economic hit looks so uneven
Many jobs are precarious, but major steps are being taken to protect the wealthy.
Why business is turning against the Government's Covid elimination strategy
New Zealand's elimination consensus is starting to fray.
How bringing people together can beat Covid
Flexibility and social aspects of engagement are essential as we rebuild the way we work.
Negative OCR could slash mortgage rates
New funding scheme could see mortgage rates tumble, amid expectations of negative OCR.
Business news around NZ
Costco starts building $100m NZ debut but opening delayed
Original 2021 opening date won't be happening.
Oil traders braced for balancing act in wake of US election
Financial Times: The US election looks like a binary choice for the energy sector.
NZ First Foundation case: Accused pleads not guilty
The accused today argued they were the 'target' of the media and victim of leaks.
Gen Z Kiwis turning off social media, mobile
Large numbers of young people have health and security concerns.
NZ reporting season: The only question facing a2 Milk
A2 Milk's record of reporting strong earnings growth is expected to remain intact.
Businesses devastated at return to level 2
Northland hospitality businesses are devastated following the move back to level 2.
Northland, growth or decline in post-Covid world?
NorthChamber working with other key players to attract investment into Northland.
Putting Northland on global map for students
Study Northland's Jo Lees helping promote Northland as international study destination.
Refining NZ to take $220m hit due to Covid-19 slump in demand
The Covid-19 pandemic has particularly affected jet-fuel demand.
More than 1000 companies boycotted Facebook. Did it work?
New York Times: Boycott may have caused more damage to reputation than bottom line.
The big ugly number due today - and what it will tell us
Unemployment will look ugly, but the true picture requires a deeper dive into the data.
Silence of the trees: Why the rise of forestry has farmers worried
The rise and rise of forestry is causing friction in rural areas.
Why NZ's love affair with family trusts could be coming to an end
There are estimated to be between 300,000 and 500,000 trusts in New Zealand.
Small businesses react: National's $30,000 KiwiSaver startup scheme
Judith Collins announces campaign to help Covid-affected Kiwis start businesses.
Cut off: Kiwi businesses want a better border plan
Global New Zealand business needs travel; the cost of its loss is not yet counted.