EMA is asking the coalition Government MPs to explain how the old world thinking of the proposed Employment Relations Amendment Bill will deliver the productive, high growth economy they say they want.

Harrison Hart, the son of local billionaire Graeme Hart, is on his way to building a locally owned food empire with the purchases of Hubbard Foods, Hansell Food Group, and the Gregg's sauce unit.

The government has backtracked on a requirement for construction companies wanting to bring in extra foreign workers to have to take on apprentices too

Australia's Federal Court has ordered Air New Zealand to pay A$15 million for its role in a global air cargo cartel through the middle of last decade

The Serious Fraud Office and Reserve Bank of New Zealand are each investigating matters relating to CBL Insurance and associated entities. The Reserve Bank is co-operating with the Serious Fraud Office investigation. The Reserve Bank is also co-operating with the Financial Markets Authority’s investigation relating to issues of market conduct and disclosure by CBL Corporation. No further comment on these investigations will be made at this time. Further reporting: ShareChat

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) should be seriously considering a cut in the Official Cash Rate (OCR) for tomorrow’s decisio

The construction union, E tū says it is awaiting the detail of plans to expedite the employment by local building firms, of skilled construction workers from overseas.

The value of the Talisman gold mine project has more than doubled, according to the results of an updated pre-feasibility study, Auckland-based New Talisman Gold Mines said . . .

Synlait Milk (NZX: SML; ASX: SM1) is pleased to announce Leon Clement will join the organisation as Chief Executive Officer from mid-August.

A speech delivered yesterday by Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Geoff Bascand gives the Bank’s position on issuing an official digital currency, and the verdict, “not now”.

New Zealand's regional economic confidence rose marginally in the quarter ending June, with only six of the country's 11 regions showing an improvement over the previous quarter, as pessimism in Auckland grew and optimism cooled in three key dairy and oil . . .