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Northport holds key to unlock supply chain - Port of Tauranga CEO

Northport's container volumes up 42 per cent due to diverting ships.

How Air NZ is bouncing back but still faces turbulence ahead

Fuel prices, hiring back staff and the economy remain challenging.

Comvita builds up inventory after big lift in profit, revenue

Manuka honey exporter Comvita is building up inventory for when supply chains normalise.

SkyCity looks forward after 'challenging' year

Lockdowns saw casino operator's flagship Auckland site shuttered for a third of the year.

Napier Port Q3 revenue up 13pc, on track for earnings guidance

Napier Port expects to meet its annual earnings guidance after a strong third quarter.

Steel and metal price boom helps Vulcan increase profit

The profit was ahead of Vulcan's guidance range.

Winton beats revenue guidance

Winton beat its annual forecasts amid a choppy and uncertain housing environment.

Three things to watch for in Spark's full-year result

Is telco about to scratch its seven-year itch?

PGG Wrightson earnings hit record, sees strong year ahead

Strong performances from its retail and water business help push PGW to record earnings.

Market close: Contact leads NZ shares higher

But My Food Bag had another tough day.

Omicron, inflation nasty ingredients for My Food Bag

'Aggressive' market: Omicron adds foul taste to supply issues, and inflation's a headache.

Contact Energy profit falls, plans new $300m geothermal station

Contact Energy's net profit fell by $5m, or 3 per cent, to $182m in the June year.

NZX regulator confirms Stiassny, Shaw for NZ Automotive board

Nominations had been questioned following the sudden resignations of four directors.

A2 Milk's share price drops after US defers formula import request

The FDA has deferred a2 Milk's request to be able to send infant formula to the US.

Boss quits after failed request for $477m pay package

Kewsong Lee resigned from US private equity group after its co-founders rejected deal

Back from the Boneyard: How Cathay Pacific is bringing planes back into service

'As engineers we've really bonded to these aircraft, we know them inside out.'