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Flight on time: Airlines' performance ranked in new global report

The two transtasman rivals are closely matched but lag the world's most punctual airlines.

PB Tech offers fix for Xiaomi phones as 3G shutdown looms

Thousands of devices will stop working – or fully working – later this year.

Country Road closing some Australian stores: Is New Zealand affected?

South African owners reviewing retail portfolio amid challenging economic conditions.

Tax break? Govt urged to make it cheaper for employers to provide health insurance

But the change could cost the Crown hundreds of millions of dollars.

Report: Auckland's car reliance, low housing density lagging peers

Auckland relies heavily on cars due to limited transport options.

'Game-changer': MediaWorks wins massive AT advertising contracts for buses, shelters, stations

The contracts have been valued as high as $350m over the next decade.

Solar company collapses: Kiwibank among creditors owed more than $3m

Solar Group is the second major solar company to collapse in the past eight months.

Lower interest rates, more money printing - RBNZ considers response to ageing population

Will NZ's central bank go down the path of the Bank of Japan?

Median house price falls in Auckland, increases in regions

Reinz report shows sales volumes below expected, more days to sell.

Market close: IkeGPS continues run, up 8.6%

Gentrack dipped 4.23% after two large trades, one analyst said.

HelloFresh pleads guilty after ‘subscription traps’ tricked customers

The devious policy targeted former customers but left a key detail out.

Former Auckland accountant gets community detention for $94k Covid loan fraud

Howard Taylor made eight Small Business Cashflow loan applications for $11,800 each.

Regional airline grounded for 10 days by Civil Aviation Authority

The chief says the airline's version of WoF was revoked but customers can still fly.

'Firepower to help': Small business lender raises $200m capital for new loans

The funds will support financing in sectors like construction and healthcare.

Winter chill boosts spending as Kiwis go clothes shopping

Consumers splashed out on winter apparel in June, but hospitality spending fell.

The tariff effect on prices, plus the state of China's economy

Investment Strategist Zoe Wallis joins Ryan Bridge for the Market Outlook with Forsyth Barr. Video / Herald NOW

Butlers Chocolate Cafe closes: What went wrong, who’s owed money?

Butlers Chocolate Cafe closed its New Zealand stores after 18 years.

American allies want to redraw the world’s trade map, minus the US

New York Times analysis: Many US trading partners feel that they have to diversify.