Quake sees businesswoman back in primary carer role
Owner of public relations company Communicate IT Shelley Grell has found the February quake has uncovered a fault of another sort altogether.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromChristchurch Rebuild
Rebuilding Christchurch business - how will Lyttelton be reborn?
Lyttelton resident and property developer Janet Stott thinks the rebuild of the shattered town will embrace sustainability as people move toward a lower energy lifestyle.
Rebuilding Christchurch business - your stories
Stories, tips, advice for Christchurch small business rebuilding after the earthquake.
Rebuilding Christchurch business - your stories
We're gathering stories about Christchurch small businesses rebuilding after the earthquake. Send us in your tips, resources, offers of help or questions that we can get answered.
CTU urges Christchurch business not to be hasty in shutting up shop
The Council of Trade Unions is urging Christchurch businesses not to make hasty decisions about closing down permanently.
Sumner village 'like a ghost town' after earthquake
Small businesses in the Christchurch beachside suburb of Sumner are without water, but waiting for customers.
Make Christchurch rebuild decisions fast, says Ballantynes store boss
Richard Ballantyne, of Ballantyne's department store, says there had been concerns about the central district even before the first earthquake in September.
Fletcher trucking materials to quake zone
Execs to brief international investors on damage to firm's Canterbury operations.
Christchurch earthquake: Owners may soon return to cordoned off businesses
The cordoned-off area of central Christchurch may be cut back within the next four days, says a local business leader.
Christchurch earthquake: Hotel operators in dark while cordon remains
Christchurch hoteliers are waiting to assess the damage to tourist accommodation with about 3000 rooms behind the CBD cordon.