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Kiwi travellers still making business trips overseas and the leisure business is healthy.
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Air New Zealand is ready to raise cash, but politics may be getting in the way.
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Aviation executives pummelled by the pandemic are hopeful of recovery, albeit slow.
Michael Hill closes more stores as online sales rise
CEO says its plans to reduce its store footprint further.
NZ shares fall on US-China relationship, rising Covid numbers
New Zealand shares snapped a three-day rally.
Now is the time for agritech sector disruption: report
Agritech report shows why spotlight on the sector for reset and transformation.
Expo 2020: NZ push attracts more sponsors despite delay
More New Zealand companies join Expo 2020 - now scheduled for 2021.
Mataura Valley an easier target for A2 Milk after breaching covenants
Mataura Valley Milk will require a financial lifeline to keep its head above water.
Boeing's 737 Max will return to a devastated aviation industry
New York Times: Airlines have cancelled orders because of safety problems and pandemic.
Mortgage wars: Big bank cuts interest rates for low-deposit home-loan borrowers
Low equity borrowers will now be able to access special rates.
Michael Hill's fourth quarter sales down 4%, online sales hit new highs
NZX-listed retailer says its digital performance during lockdown was pleasing.
Skimming scam: Banks alert Wilson Parking over hospital fraud
Police investigation launched, company audits 500 machines.
NZ banks expected to weather Covid-19 storm but risks remain
But risks remain from the pandemic lasting longer and delays in a vaccine.
How pandemic affected luxury Remuera apartment project
Level of interest blows away developer.
Synlait wants to be heard over concerns about Fonterra
Synlait makes it a trio in approach to Government over Fonterra market power.
Market close: NZ shares rise as vaccine trial boosts global sentiment
New Zealand shares rose for a third day.
Air NZ opens revamped Auckland domestic lounge
The revamped Auckland lounge is part of a programme to improve them around NZ.
Marsden Point restructure could cost hundreds of jobs
Structural review could lead to refinery converted into import terminal, costing jobs.
Watch: Inside NZ's most expensive new hotel
Architectural features are distinctively Kiwiana, some reflecting local landmarks.
Grounded: Qantas cancels all international flights from Australia until March 2021
Qantas has cancelled flight bookings, except to NZ, until March 2021.
Market close: NZ shares rise as yield stocks trump Asian volatility
New Zealand shares rose as investors sought property stocks paying reliable dividends.
Helicopter money: Should NZ follow Britain?
'Free money' to stimulate economy could help in challenging months ahead, analysts say.
Feltex judge's retirement delayed as new supporters emerge
Feltex Carpets investors have new supporters guaranteeing funding.
How may Google fight an antitrust case? Look at this Australian paper
New York Times: Google argues it doesn't control enough of the digital ad industry.
Richlisters v City Rail Link
Action taken over compensation offered for covenants on properties needed for the CRL.
Who wants money from Richlister's Sofitel company?
Viaduct Quays Hotel's long list of creditors out.
Rebecca Howard: Why these companies are using more plastic
Save the planet: consume more plastic! If that sounds contradictory, it's not.
Market close: NZ shares rise as optimism over Covid drug buoys Asia
New Zealand shares joined a rally across Asia.
Rent relief delays: Businesses pleading with Government
One in eight retail businesses are struggling to negotiate rent relief, a survey shows.
ANZ to pay $19,000 following deathbed visit by banker
The bank also issued an apology to the family following a near two-year fight.
Peter Lyons: Money, banking and the post-Covid economy
Comment: The dark art of private banks magically creating money is little understood.
Economic Scorecard: The regions that rode into Covid crisis strongest
Economists look ahead at how regions could survive the Covid-19 crisis.