Sky TV plans to resume paying dividends to shareholders later this year after reporting revenue growth for the first time in six years.
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The new range is $9.30 to $9.90 up from $8.90 to $9.50 per kilogram of milk solids. It comes after four consecutive solid lifts at the Global Dairy Trade Auction.
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The government’s Covid-19 support payments have never been about helping businesses make money, but instead helping those doing it tough to meet costs, Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson says.
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The Reserve Bank unveiled another 25 basis points increase in the OCR, and while it might have been the prudent thing to do, struggling businesses might be in for a cooling in consumer spending.
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Economic activity staged a comeback in the last quarter of 2021, but is expected to be short lived.
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International data indicates small business owners will face staff shortages, reduced cash flow and the potential closure of their workspace as the Omicron outbreak peaks over the next few weeks.
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Empty streets, closed signs decorating windows and locked gates are all signs of Omicron and the red traffic light setting in Tāmaki Makaurau.
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Wellington businesses are becoming increasingly impatient at the demonstration that’s sucking foot traffic away from them.
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The Reserve Bank has resumed its battle with surging inflation by raising the official cash rate and has signalled more rises this year.
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Despite the risk of catching the coronavirus from food being considered highly unlikely, as part of China’s Covid-19 zero policy food producers who experience positive cases at their sites are expected to halt shipments to the country.
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