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Company director ordered to pay former employee $55k after business folds

Michael Radley's company hasn't paid anything, now the ERA has made him liable for $55k.

Jarden Brief: All eyes on Air New Zealand

Market will be keen to hear how Air New Zealand plans to manage Covid's 'new normal'.

Bonus Bonds: The life-changing win that won't happen any more

All her life she wanted to feel that thrill again. Now she won't get the chance.

Regulator to keep close watch on Bonus Bonds wind-up

There are 1.3 million Kiwis with about $3.25b invested in Bonus Bonds.

Meridian looks to battery power, post Tiwai

Meridian is talking to other power users who may take up the slack left by Tiwai.

Editorial: No apology needed for Ports of Auckland proposal

Council must look at Port divestment.

Bloomfield blames advice for blocking bank bid

Health boss says no one told him banks had been allowed to operate in earlier lockdown.

How 231-unit developer plans to deal with rising sea levels

Project, with water on three sides, to be 8m to 9m above existing sea level.

Air NZ sub-letting space at Auckland HQ as cost savings bite

With fewer staff, the airline doesn't need as much office space.

Bank botch-up: PM's office intervenes after Health Ministry closed branches

Ministry had about face over bank branches after Prime Minister's office gets involved.

What Comvita's strong second half means for the future

Comvita reported a loss for the June year, but has the honey exporter turned the corner?

NZME shares soar on dividend talk, digital subscriptions climb above 80,000

NZME's media assets take market share.

Ryman vows to open $100m retirement village by September, despite building issues

Residents of new $100m village told they will be compensated if move-in dates delayed.

NZME boosts half-year profit despite Covid challenge, Herald digital subs soar

NZME produces strong result under tough conditions.

All Jetstar domestic flights suspended until September 6

Jetstar has suspended all flights within New Zealand until September 6.

NZX shrugs off lockdown extension, nears all-time high

The New Zealand sharemarket opened the week with another strong rise.

Tough times call for tough measures: Why Freightways ditched its dividend

Freightways has taken measures to shore up its balance sheet due to Covid-19.

Chorus dividends could double, unless regulator has other ideas

After a solid result, attention turns to the future: fatter payouts or tighter regulation?