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Fonterra: Mainland gap to be filled within three years

CEO Miles Hurrell is confident in the milk price forecast.

Talley’s defamation trial: Auditor’s report leaked to TV station

Boss gets grilled, Blenheim 'bullying' claims and firm's empathy for injured man queried.

Air NZ adds dedicated rooms at big new hangar named for five airline chiefs

Rooms for the bosses unveiled after new hangar opening, leadesrhip shake-up.

Watch live tomorrow: Mood of the Boardroom – CEOs' verdict on the Government

New Zealand's top CEOs have their say on the coalition Government and its policies.

Air New Zealand shake-up: Harvard graduate leaves, Qantas exec returns to NZ, former TVNZ leader in new customer/digital role

Changes made ahead of new chief executive taking over.

Mid-sized firms split on outlook as resilience meets global pressures

Nearly half of mid-sized firms report higher revenue than a year ago.

Small Business: Feijoa founders aiming to make KiwiSaver contributions easier

Ben Davin and Mark White-Robinson talk to Tom Raynel about their business, Feijoa.

Stage set for much more facial recognition in shops

Police now access Auror's number-plate system about 700 times each day.

Erin Patterson wealth under scrutiny as victims’ families seek restitution

Her Leongatha home, bought in 2019, is now subject to a restraining order.

Mystery data centres: Mercury says Amazon’s power thirst is real - and weighs in on pricing

Power firm offers two rare, and telling, points of clarity after AWS' 'train wreck' week.

Tale of two Alexanders: Well-known companies in liquidation, owing hundreds of thousands each

The two companies in liquidation share the name Alexander, but are otherwise unrelated.

Small Business: Dulese is doing more with all natural personal care

Amelia Jory talks to Tom Raynel about her small deodorant business Dulese.

Uber and Uber Eats earn $402m revenue in NZ, pay less than $1m tax

Both operations make hefty payments to their US parent company.

Qantas cyber attack: Chief executive punished with $278k pay cut

Chairman says consequences needed after millions of customer details were compromised.

Stock Takes: UDC makes solid profit but credit losses climb

The company booked a credit impairment charge of $39.8m in the 15 months to March 31.

Wētā FX reveals $59m loss amid job cuts

Despite an increase in revenue, the company has lowered its forecast profits.