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Fonterra maintains guidance, leaves wide milk forecast

Fonterra has just released its earnings update for the third quarter.

Duncan Bridgeman: Fletcher's heavy cuts highlight the economic pain ahead

Fletcher just gave us a hard reality check.

Editorial: Where to now for Fletcher Building?

Editorial: The Fletcher's story has been NZ's story, so it's woes are widely felt.

Deep divisions as Air NZ lays off half of cabin crew

Airline and union trade blows over redundancy process for half of its cabin crew.

Hammer blow with 1500 jobs lost: Four reasons Fletcher so hard hit

Commercial Bay had 1800 workers, now reduced to just 800.

Fair play - why not airline ticket refunds for everyone?

In Europe passengers are entitled to a refund for cancelled flights

Michael Hill International appoints new temporary boss

CFO becomes acting CEO at listed jewellery retail business

Pressure on meat companies to return huge wage subsidy

The meat industry's going gangbusters but claims mammoth wage subsidy.

FMA to company bosses: Be brave and we'll be forgiving

Directors must front foot liquidity concerns, says Financial Markets Authority chief.

NZ shares fall on US fears of new outbreaks

New Zealand shares joined a global selloff.

S&P expects NZ banks' Covid-19 losses to peak at $4.7b

Similar comments made about Australia's four major banks, which own NZ's 'big four'.

Airfreight exports of NZ respiratory products boomed in March - AIA

Airfreighted exports of respiratory products shot higher in March, AIA says.

Shane Jones' message to Air NZ: Don't just target the little people

The airline is shrinking and minister questions why so many are on such high salaries.

NZ's biggest mall owner suspends dividend, outlook

The ASX-listed company indicated times were too uncertain to be paying out the dividend.

NZ shares rise in choppy trading

New Zealand shares continued to march higher.

SkyCity reveals reopen plan will include face-tracking tech

SkyCity to open in a staged way with shorter hours