The Restaurant Association says the sector is in peril and the government’s visa extension does not go far enough.

A new share trading and capital raising market has been launched aimed at small and medium-sized businesses.

Decarbonising businesses makes sense when it is “economic and sustainable”, the head of BusinessNZ Energy Council says in the wake of the Climate Change Commission’s plan for a cleaner future

The foreign-owned Tasman Mill in the Eastern Bay of Plenty is set to close.

Cruise ships have been banned from New Zealand since the pandemic began, but the industry hopes moves in Australia will put pressure for action here too.

Almost a third of business directors have experienced or witnessed bullying in the boardroom, a new survey shows.

Mercury revised its operating earnings forecast to $460 million for the year ended June, down from $520m.

The vast majority of visitors were expected to be New Zealanders, but anecdotally there was evidence the Aussie twang was increasingly common in the North and South Island tourism capitals.

More than a quarter of mortgages that were in deferral last year are yet to be back to making full repayments, data from credit reporting firm Centrix shows.

Hawke’s Bay growers and seafood firms are concerned over produce getting to market as New Zealand’s supply chain to the rest of the world remains critically constrained.