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Market close: SkyCity stumbles amid Aussie crackdown

But local shares enjoyed a solid start to the week.

Qantas' NZ lounges reopen: What's new for frequent flyers?

Lounges opening up a further sign of strong air travel recovery.

Revealed: Sleep pods, help-yourself food - Air NZ's biggest cabin overhaul in decades

Long haul travel will be different aboard Air NZ - but passengers are in for a wait.

Mainfreight's big tribute to each one of its 10,393-strong global team

Managing director Don Braid also rewarded.

NZ King Salmon's Blue Endeavour may require a capital raise

If it goes ahead, the first possible harvest for Blue Endeavour would be in 2027.

Chocks away: Air NZ restarts 14 international routes

Soaring demand for travel means Air NZ is pouring capacity into its network.

Stock Takes: What investors should focus on as sharemarkets tip into bear territory

Sharemarket investors need to focus on cash flow generation in the current bear market.

An extra $77k to fill a Dreamliner: 'Perfect storm' engulfing Air NZ

Turbulence ahead: "It's going to be volatile for a little bit longer yet".

Jarden Brief: US indices trading higher

Trading in the green with S&P 500, Nasdaq and the Dow Jones Industrial Average all up.

Sky-MediaWorks deal: Experts on Comcom prospects, analysts on its commercial sense

Sky's shares sink after proposed takeover revealed.

Jarden Brief: Hewlett Packard punished

US stocks up overnight, just

Revealed: The 'alarming' number of Northland businesses in liquidation

Liquidator warns more liquidations of Northland businesses likely.

Stock Takes: 'Equity tourists' pack their bags

How investors value stocks is coming into sharper focus as share prices continue to slide.

Market close: NZ shares dip on global markets' movements

The key buzzword is quantitative tightening

My Food Bag director resigns

Chris Marshall is to leave the My Food Bag board in August.

Market Watch: The bear is here, how long will it last?

The big sell-off might be on pause for now, but investors should stay cautious.