Business

The region is becoming less attractive for future investors due to a lack of certainty and resilience, a Gisborne business leader says. Audio

The company gets about 80 percent of revenue from overseas and close to 40 percent from US sales.

The airline says staff are working "around the clock" to minimise disruption as its cabin crews strike on Thursday and Friday.

A new survey has found half of small business owners have thought about throwing in the towel.

The economic outlook is looking increasingly positive with rising confidence, solid exports and low short-term interest rates, according to a major bank's first quarter economic overview.

Hard to Find Books in Auckland was struggling to find a new location after the Catholic Church decided to sell the former convent where the shop had traded for eight years.

Women's clothing label Augustine has announced it will no longer be doing plus sizing.

Labour leader Chris Hipkins called the review "another exercise in cynical political manipulation by Nicola Willis".

Nearly 40 percent reported an increase in levels normally expected in the first quarter, according to a recent survey.

Explainer - It's closing service counters and cutting delivery days. What does the future of mail look like? Audio

The Kiwi city could become a victim of Sail GP's success, with harbour cities around the world bidding for hosting chances.

It's now worth about NZ$115,631 compared to a peak of more than NZ$212,000. Audio