The Reserve Bank has ignored the Covid-19 outbreak and raised the official cash rate for the first time in seven years to head off growing inflation pressures.
Continue reading →

An Australian class action claim against infant formula company A2 Milk is expected to represent thousands of disgruntled shareholders.
Continue reading →

The 25 companies want to jointly import 370,000 rapid antigen tests to be introduced on work sites around the country within the next seven days, but need the government’s permission to do so.
Continue reading →

Telecommunications commissioner Tristan Gilbertson says number portability is key to competition because it makes it easier for consumers to keep their mobile or landline number when changing providers.
Continue reading →

Getting stock into the country for last Christmas was a stressful time for many, largely because of how Covid-19 impacted global shipping.
Continue reading →

Local cryptocurrency marketplace Easy Crypto is talking up the possibility of a share float in the long term following a successful round of financing from some big investment fund managers.
Continue reading →

A sharp drop in demand for credit in the immediate response to the Covid-19 lockdowns has proven to be temporary but it is a different story for businesses.
Continue reading →

New research shows the rise in minimum wage has not killed off jobs as some feared, with staff also happier about their jobs.
Continue reading →

Businesses want more clarity on how they will be affected by the rollout of a vaccine certificate for domestic use.
Continue reading →

The Detail – The money thrown at businesses during our first lockdown last year has been refined and is now more targeted – but accountants warn the government can’t save every struggling company.
Continue reading →