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The Commerce Commission is considering whether Mobil Oil's plan to buy Z Energy's jet fuel assets would substantially lessen downstream competition in the market.

The long-awaited construction of Auckland Airport's combined domestic and international terminal is a step closer as two critical infrastructure projects get underway.

Small retail investors should sit tight and get financial advice before responding to volatility in global markets, including New Zealand's.

First quarter labour market data to be released on Wednesday is expected to show unemployment fell to around 3 percent from a record 3.2 percent in the last three months of 2021.

Corporate bonds are coming back into fashion as rising interest rates and uncertain economic conditions push companies to find alternatives to bank finance.

Medical researchers want government support for biotechnology, which offers life-saving treatments as well as significant economic gains for New Zealand.

The possible sale of cellular telecommunications towers by the two biggest network owners could lead to cheaper services for consumers over the longer term.

It is time for a full review of genetically modified organisms and technologies, according to a groundbreaking report by the Productivity Commission.

More than two-thirds of consumers are cutting back on spending as a means of coping with inflation, with many looking for a hefty wage increase or considering a better paying job and other ways to…

The first detailed look at New Zealand's FinTech sector indicates it is growing faster than its global counterparts, with the 19 biggest firms generating $1.8 billion revenue last year.

The industry says members are suffering from stress amid escalating costs and disruptions to supply and labour, and the code should be delayed a year.

The Fair Pay Agreements Bill is expected to bring about the biggest change to workplace laws in 30 years.

The government expects to introduce the long-awaited consumer data right legislation by the end of the year.

The country's biggest selling vehicle maker is making some big changes to how it manages the end of life for hybrid and electrical vehicles.

Health software developer Orion Health is back on track after an unhappy time as stock exchange listed company.

BusinessNZ has run out patience with the government's plans to implement national compulsory fair pay agreements and will fight to block the scheme.

The Warehouse Group says it would be "very happy" to fully compete with the big two grocery chains that dominate the New Zealand market, providing measures are put in place to ensure a level playing…

Insolvency specialist Wayne Hofer says the market's "eerily quiet", but expects it could be the calm before the storm with economic conditions ideal for a large increase in business insolvencies.

Forward bookings by international air travellers have gone soft after the initial spike, following last month's easing of border restrictions.

A range of reports on International Women's Day shows women continue to be disadvantaged and suffer from workplace imbalance and the gender pay gap.

Two of the country's biggest investment managers - both state-owned - have at least $75 million invested in Russian companies.

The infrastructure investor says its portfolio is relatively well positioned to withstand the pressures of a high inflation environment and the ongoing pandemic.

Publicly listed companies are expected to deliver a mixed bag of earnings results depending on their exposure to Covid-related disruptions and cautious outlooks for the rest of the year.

Chartered Accountants ANZ financial services leader says there has been no education about how tax changes affect homeowners who are not investors.

Directors and officers of big and small businesses and organisations are facing hefty increases for liability insurance.