
Another building firm collapse: Corbel Construction in liquidation
The firm, which had $35m worth of projects underway in Auckland, is now in liquidation.
The firm, which had $35m worth of projects underway in Auckland, is now in liquidation.
WorkSafe has been notified of a workplace incident in Levin.
NZ's Top 200 companies have seen increases in total assets this year writes Tim McCready.
Stock falls more than 10 per cent, wiping $500m from market cap.
Fletcher has lowered its expectations for the coming year.
SkyCity expects further delays on the project.
Pania Newton said housing would "desecrate" the land.
Māori land protest appeal against Fletcher's Ihumātao housing estate fails.
Steel & Tube's chairwoman is due to face an investor grilling at its AGM.
Steel & Tube said Fletcher has under-valued its business.
Fletcher Building may have to consider upping its offer for Steel & Tube.
Taylor: Takeover "compelling value", Fletcher boss argues.
Steel and Tube has received a takeover bid from Fletcher Building at $1.70 a share.
COMMENT: Shortcuts, harsh clauses and penny-pinching are counterproductive in many ways.
The Interview: New Fletcher CEO Peter Reidy heads from one tough business to another.
"This is the first time we have done anything like this."
The sharemarket is poised for big Wednesday, with a slew of results due.
Tommy Parker local training and upskilling is an imperative.
COMMENT: The construction industry is the private sector: it's bottom lines and profit.
The best and worst of times have arrived together for NZ's construction industry.
Housing scheme's boss makes a habit of tackling things head-on.
Reidy will oversee the problematic Buildings and Interiors unit in his new role.
The 90 staff were mostly in the head office at Penrose in a variety of roles.
Fletcher boss keener than ever to buy his own home and wants to stay in Parnell.
An Auckland-based factory will assist with the Government's KiwiBuild plans.
Fletcher's giving a new longer-term strategy announcement in Sydney on Thursday.
Fletcher to open new panel factory
Fletcher stayed in the index, while Mercury exited.
Investors are waiting to see whether Fletcher drops out of the key sharemarket index.
Job cuts follow disastrous $952 million of losses at firm's Building + Interiors unit.