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Wage subsidy and mortgage deferral scheme extended

Business rocked by Covid lockdown.

Hospitality boss wants eateries named: 'It has put suspicion on everyone'

Reg Hennessy said it was "irresponsible" to raise the alarm but not give the details.

'Not our first rodeo' - Businesses ready for alert level 2

Rotorua business owners saddle up for change in alert levels.

Bullied for Asperger's but now a Covid-born jewellery success

Ratbag Jeweller Mackenzie Lyttle has a big future with his bespoke silversmith business.

Written-off: IRD waives hundreds of millions of dollars in tax

'The fact so much is being written off early shows Kiwis and businesses are struggling.'

Indigi-X: Māori business leaders give Govt advice

"I can't underline enough how talented they are," co-organiser Chris Karamea Insley said.

All 53 AMI insurance branches closing, 65 jobs to go

The move comes following a review of its retail network.

320 roles; up to 750 people may go: Warehouse reveals plans

Union slams Warehouse restructure.

Local Focus: Lavish, expensive and local - Taupō honey is a sweet deal for several businesses

Zealandia honey have launched a new product this week. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

'Still a lot of nervousness': Finance experts reveal what's worrying business owners

One accountancy firm has taken on 10 extra staff to cope with demand.

Rotorua company's new sanitiser launched to prevent future shortages

Damar says its new product will help keep locals employed and is fighting Covid.

NZ's top-paid CEO under quarantine in Rotorua

The Fletcher boss is currently confined to a hotel room overlooking

Clothing retailer Lower comes to Rotorua, cafe owners expand

More positive stories are coming out of the business sector post-Covid.

Govt reveals first of $3b 'shovel ready' projects

Government announces funding for social housing, court upgrades and rugby stadiums.

More pain at the pump: Motorists face another tax hike tomorrow

The cost of filling up will increase around the country on July 1.

Millions pumped into apprenticeships but bosses not hiring - why not?

The number of Bay companies willing to take on new apprentices has dropped.