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How much dropping its 's' will cost Port of Auckland in rebranding

Port of Tauranga has also unveiled its first new-look brand in 25 years.

NZ sharemarket holds its ground in face of weaker offshore bourses

The S&P/NZX 50 Index traded steadily, closing slightly lower for the day.

'Shocker' - Nats on $33m Auckland Light Rail deal pre-election

'This purchase shouldn’t have been agreed to when the election is next month.'

Watchdog ranks telcos in new customer service ‘league table’ - but also pulls some punches

PLUS: Elon Musk's Starlink continues to surge.

Nike cuts online shopping in NZ

The sportswear giant announced the closure of its online sales in New Zealand today.

Auckland Light Rail strikes $33m deal, Nats plan to axe scheme

ALR chief executive Tommy Parker confirmed the purchase contract today.

'Sign of the times': Auckland swimming pool business insolvent

'People aren’t spending up as much on those nice-to-have items. Pools are very expensive.'

Possible govt bond supply glut could cost taxpayers - economist

Economist warns that bond markets are wary of supply glut risk.

Opinion: China’s demand dilemma could spell trouble for the world

FT: Other G20 countries should signal consensus against Beijing running a big surplus.

Reserve Bank of Australia keeps rates on hold, cites China as a risk

But the bank has left the door open for further rate hikes.

Juha Saarinen: How eSims will change your mobile phone experience

ANALYSIS: Apple has already gone full eSim in North America, but how does it work here?

'Covid just wrecked us': Kiwi fashion label calls in liquidators

'Customers would tell us we’ve just not been into town for six months.'

ASB hikes fixed mortgage rates as borrowers snub floating rates

A closer look at how long borrowers are fixing their mortgages for.

Businesses 'sombre' ahead of election

Businesses are increasingly grumpy with the Govt and worried about cost of climate change.

Will dairy prices level out after last month’s rout?

But long-term gloom remains on lower demand from China.

SkyCity Entertainment Group among those ‘blacklisted’ by $5.2b fund manager

Fossil fuels, porn, gambling among industries off-limits to "ethical" investment group.

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce exits early

Joyce, who was due to retire at the end of the year, will depart tomorrow.

Why the electric vehicle battery race needs a recycling revolution

Financial Times: Uncertainty over which cells will power tomorrow’s cars.