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Takeover target Tilt's earnings drop as wind levels fall

Tilt Renewables' annual operating profit fell by 36 per cent.

Cruise confident: Norwegian commits $8.4b on new ships in midst of pandemic

Shipbuilder says the order is a sign of hope for the cruise sector.

Clampdown on banks' merchant fees could sink credit card loyalty schemes

Consumers could pay lower credit card surcharges but lose out in another way.

Quagmire: Contact faces sticky mess upstream from Clyde Dam

There's agreement on why the gunk is there but friction over what's being done about it.

NZ sharemarket falls as investors grow pensive over inflation

New Zealand share prices ended weaker on light volume.

Fonterra chairman says fund investors unwanted 'influence'

Farmers and unitholders have different ideas about risk and value.

Will this Govt move bring an end to 'No Paywave' signs?

The Government estimates it will save businesses $74 million a year.

Third accused in CBL fraud case has separate trial ordered

Former executives Peter Harris and Carden Mulholland were charged in late 2019.

Injured builder awarded close to $45,000 after 'disgraceful' treatment

Company falsely told the injured builder he was being investigated by ACC then fired him.

Market close: A2 Milk drags sharemarket lower

Downgrade expected but investors still punished the stock.

2degrees reveals full-year numbers, names D-Day

IPO candidate spills a few more details.

Holiday bonanza: Jetstar to relaunch 'Return for Free' deal for Kiwis

Fancy a holiday getaway? Kiwis are set to be offered cheap return holiday deals.

Why businesses shouldn't engage with customer complaints on Twitter

Harvard Business Review: Responding publicly comes with some major drawbacks.

NZ Rugby takes huge hit on Sky investment

PLUS: Sky updates on rugby contract clawback.

Is Fonterra shooting itself in the foot?

Fonterra farmers will be thinking hard about removing a share demand source.

NZ international air travel may not recover for five years - Forsyth Barr

Air travel may never return to pre-pandemic numbers growth.

Pet food, hardware and vehicle parts hit: Empty shelves as supply chain issues affect NZ

International supply chain issues and temporary shipping delays lead to empty shelves.

Supreme Court ends shareholders legal battle against Feltex Carpets directors

Top court declines to revive civil proceeding and continue it into a 13th year.