Building of the country’s first significant solar power station is a step closer.
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Hospitality New Zealand says even under alert level 2 it is not financially viable for some businesses to open their doors because of the new restrictions to adapt to Delta.
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It’s a decidedly mixed bag for Wellington’s inner-city businesses getting used to the new normal of Delta level 2.
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The school holidays are just around the corner but some parts of the country are expecting to miss out on an influx of visitors from Auckland.
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Steel and Tube employees will get $150 in cash, KiwiSaver contributions or company shares if they get both doses of the vaccine by mid-November.
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Foodstuffs chief executive Chris Quin said the company would ensure its pricing was simplified and its loyalty programme clarified.
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The NZ Super Fund has rebounded from last year’s Covid-battered performance with a record annual return, but is warning it will not last.
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The homeware and sports goods retailer has posted its result on the back of strong consumer demand and measures to protect its supply chain.
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The Commerce Commission wants to see an improvement in the quality of retail services offered by the telecommunications industry.
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The government should consider financial support schemes like interest-free loans or some kind of commercial lease support, business network leaders say.
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