In today’s business news – Sky cuts the price of its online fan pass service and government construction projects keeps industry activity boiling.

The Super Fund is divesting $19 million from seven weapons manufacturers and retailers.

A Supreme Court ruling has opened the door for investors to learn more about the ANZ Bank’s involvement in the Ross Asset Management Ponzi scheme.

Telecommunications company Spark has been fined $675,000 for errors in invoices which saw customers overcharged a total of $6.6 million.

The New Zealand Super Fund is investing up to $US115 million in the San Francisco, Toronto and Chicago data centres.

Activity in the manufacturing sector has wound down to its slowest pace since July last year.

The Real Estate Institute says uncertainty around legislation and difficulty accessing finance has seen the number of house sales drop around the country.

An independent review of the telecommunications company Chorus’ contracting structure says it facilitated migrant worker exploitation.

In today’s business news – A warning from the FMA about a scam-like investment pitch, the latest on inflation and only 30% of NZ boards have a 50-50 gender split.

The Asia Pacific industrial investment fund manager, LOGOS, is building a $100 million meat processing facility at its industrial park in South Auckland.