Shareholders of telecommunications company Chorus are set for a bigger pay day as it scales back spending on ultra-fast broadband.
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Targeted payments to businesses strugging in the red traffic light, an interest-free extension to small business loans, and flexibility on tax payment dates are being offered by the government.
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Information management, freight and courier business Freightways has reported a strong first half, despite challenges posed Covid-19 lockdowns.
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NZ Post has had a record-breaking Christmas, with an average of nine parcels delivered every second.
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The industrial property investment company expects buoyant market conditions to continue in 2022.
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Lengthy cargo delays have forced New Zealand’s key exporters to charter private ships to ferry meat and produce to foreign markets.
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New Zealand has been caught by a global fight between humans and machines that might define intellectual property rights for the rest of the century.
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The floodgates of company earnings open this week, with close to 30 companies set to report, and some of the numbers from some of the biggest companies may be tough reading.
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Hospitality New Zealand says domestic travel is at a standstill with forward bookings pointing to accommodation occupancy rates as low as 20 percent for the next three months.
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