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Can you hear me? Rockin Rod's plea for America's Cup sing along

Star a way of maximising global reach from lightly attended event - alert levels allowing.

Covid supercharging the shift to tech for airlines

Booking and IT supplier says air travel will become more seamless.

Damien Venuto: Has PM Jacinda Ardern lost the room?

The messaging isn't coming through as clearly this time, writes Damien Venuto.

My Food Bag CEO: Dual listing 'great point in our history'

Kevin Bowler says he has confidence in the meal-kit firm and its local-focused growth.

Inflation and interest rate worries drive NZ sharemarket down

The New Zealand sharemarket was down more than 1 per cent.

ASB CEO: 'We are not out of the woods yet'

ASB boss talks about how the bank responded to Covid-19 situation.

Five-star southern resort spending $4m-plus on expansion

Now is the right time for the expansion, executive says.

Housing boom 'past its peak': Why major bank now predicts prices will fall

'The current boom has, in one sense, already passed its peak' - Dominick Stephens.

Jarden Brief: Inflated stocks start to weigh on US market

Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.

Veteran NZ planemaker on the block

Waikato icon business enters new airspace as "for sale" sign goes up.

Hit on hotels: Lockdown a fresh blow

Empty rooms: 'It's like throwing away a portion of your crop each and every single day.'

Market close: NZ stocks gain as world bond yields ease

The sharemarket has closed firmly.

Online ghosts: Facebook's millennial 'reach' is thousands above NZ population

There are question marks over Facebook's local reach figures.

Covid crunch: Airways NZ plunges to $14m loss

Monopoly providers in aviation are in unfamiliar loss-making territory because of Covid.

Honey optimism a 'red herring', say Wairarapa beekeepers

A statement from the agriculture minister does not ring true for Wairarapa beekeepers.

What the latest lockdown could cost NZ economy

Sacrifice being concentrated in a few key areas.