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State-owned bank cuts variable rates on business and home loans.

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Flickers of optimism about the road ahead have emerged from the financial markets.

Why good intel is the currency of crisis

Northland Inc encourages you to think about the value of good intel to your business.

Govt debt jumps $20 billion in two months

New figures show Covid-19 response is having massive impact on public finances.

AMP to ditch offices in Auckland and Wellington CBDs

The financial services provider will move to fully flexible working.

Fran O'Sullivan: Why the PM needs to take a breather

Attacks on business operators bum note after stellar efforts during lockdown.

Business leader warns trading won't recover soon

Northland businesses given tens of millions in wage subsidy but the pain is not over yet.

Warehouse Group CEO on move to agile, store closures

Online retailing is now a major focus for the NZX-listed retail group.

Liam Dann: Why Australia will recover faster than NZ

Comparisons with our neighbours across the ditch are fun but not necessarily relevant.

Before and after the fire: First look inside SkyCity convention centre

How much progress is being made?

The pandemic papers: The inside story of how NZ faced down Great Depression 2.0

Grant Robertson talks of struggling against the biggest economic calamity in a generation.

Fran O'Sullivan: Peters needs to push PM on Oz bubble

Jacinda Ardern has much to lose if perception of resistance to common sense grows.

Why house prices must fall - and why the news isn't all bad

Experts and investors take a deep dive into what to expect from post-Covid house prices.

How Northland start-ups faced down Covid-19

Now is the time to mobilise creativity, community-mindedness, and resourcefulness.

Go Local! Survey uncovers Northland firms' shortfalls and concerns

A new survey has revealed Northland business shortcomings and concerns due to Covid-19.

Funding for property development and subdivisions dries up

Developers will have to hold on until financiers feel more confident again.