Kiwibank has bounced back from its Covid-19 lows, more than doubling its profit from last year.

The New Zealand space company had a downbeat debut on the specialist technology Nasdaq stock exchange.

Countdown is changing store trading hours, closing some Auckland stores and giving a 10 percent bonus for staff during the lockdown.

The industrial property investment company Property for Industry (PFI) has turned a record half year profit on the back of a strong valuation gains and improved rental income.

Dairy and service station workers want to be supported like supermarkets, as other small business owners get to grips with what counts as an essential item for online delivery.

It’s a seller’s market for business sales as prices continued to go through the roof, fuelled by demand from returning expats flush with cash.

The sharemarket has had its strongest session in seven months as investors piled into stocks.

The chair of the Ports of Auckland is stepping down from the role to retire.

Refining New Zealand has slashed its half year loss as it moves towards ending processing and becoming an import facility.

Produce company Seeka has posted a 12 percent increase in profits for the first half of the year, driven by more volume coming through its kiwifruit business.