China’s ban on two Sealord plants having ‘significant impact’
Sealord is still working to get exports from one of its processing plants into China, the company says.
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Covid-19 hammers THL earnings
Tourism and campervan company Tourism Holdings’ full year earnings have been hammered by the pandemic.
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Genesis profit down more than quarter
Genesis Energy’s full year profit is down more than a quarter as rising costs eroded gains in revenue.
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Kiwibank reports $126m net profit with strong lending growth
Kiwibank has bounced back from its Covid-19 lows, more than doubling its profit from last year.
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Rocket Lab closes below issue price on Nasdaq debut
The New Zealand space company had a downbeat debut on the specialist technology Nasdaq stock exchange.
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Some small firms have ‘incredibly low’ cash reserves
Some small businesses have exhausted almost all their cash reserves over the past 18 months, and haven’t been able to rebuild them.
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Construction staff and supply shortages: ‘Very challenging times’ – BDO
The construction sector needs a rethink as challenges posed by the pandemic place the future of some firms at the risk of failure.
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COVID-19: Financial support available if you are struggling
We know COVID-19 and changes in alert levels put an added pressure on families already struggling to make ends meet. If you are worried about paying your rates, there are options available to you to make life a bit easier. Read about these options belo… Continue reading
Mayor welcomes surge in Auckland vaccinations
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff has welcomed the record level of COVID-19 vaccinations administered in Auckland yesterday.
“Yesterday, Auckland’s health authorities vaccinated over 21,500 people, up from the pre-lockdown levels of 16,000 per day.
“The drive….. Continue reading
Dan Huggins to become Bank of New Zealand chief executive
Dan Huggins, the BNZ’s current executive for customer, products, and services, will replace Angie Mentis in October.
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