
Dyson exec, Rocket Lab man back Hamilton electric motorbike maker
First raising millions for a new model ahead of a push across the Tasman.
First raising millions for a new model ahead of a push across the Tasman.
Burger Fuel raised millions for a US deal that didn't go ahead.
The Ministry of Education transferred the land to the university for just $10 in 2014.
Australian private equity firm Potentia has taken a stake in NZ's Vista Group.
The good news is that two possible fixes are in the works.
Financial Times: 'Monopoly' blamed for suffocating competition in live music industry.
Lucrative care suites help drive up profit.
Maybe it's a sign of maturity that Fonterra can't be Nestle despite its privileged start.
The Institute of Finance Professionals hosted its annual awards dinner last Thursday.
The meal kit company's net profit was $6m in the 2024 year to March.
It was a tough growing season, but better fruit quality has created some optimism.
Genesis' gas well in the Kupe field, KS-9, came up short.
Softer leasing environment noted in interim result continued during year's second half.
Shareholders will want to know where the value is going to come from after any divestment.
Company says product development more important than revenue at this stage.
'Always pushing himself and everyone around him to be the best they could be.'
Telco's latest numbers revealed in Infratil's results.
Turners Auto says diversification helped the company earnings during the downturn.
Half the new venture's customers actually have negative power bills.
Retail crime becomes serious enough for Michael Hill to issue major share market update.
Airport and utility software maker delivers half-year result.
The project is in the council's draft LTP but contingent on central government.
O'Reilly once directly and indirectly owned the NZ Herald.
A settlement deal with the regulator is still to be approved by the federal court.
Dave Mazey disagrees with Government concerns over Whakapapa's commercial viability.
The list honours the brightest young entrepreneurs and leaders.
Despite bankruptcy, the proud ex-owner praises their remarkable journey to the semifinals.
OPINION: Progress has been made but the journey is far from complete.
A crowd of 750 people attended the awards night in Auckland to celebrate success.
In a big step change, Fonterra is looking to sell its Consumer business.