The US wine giant will focus on New Zealand brands Kim Crawford and Drylands.
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Owners of North Shore office park want to quiz the liquidators of the failed construction firm and IAG as to its indemnity insurance.
ANALYSIS: A string of scandals in Australian professional services firms is eroding brand trust, and hitting revenues.
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The technical challenge is whether equipment can withstand the heat and pressure at that depth, and whether the energy can be brought to the surface in a useful form.
Former global sales director Peter Batcheler believes mistakes were made, while chair John Scott says he’s focused on the future.
China’s financial regulator penalises online broker after investigation.
Energy Minister Simeon Brown says details of funding new LNG import terminal are still being worked through as two providers asked to pitch for the contract.
The circa-4% shareholder opens up about the stress behind his abrupt resignation in 2022 and the stunted integration of Coretex.
Former Fonterra board candidate's email flame-out triggers legal action over Southland stock feed supply.
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Australian family office Cowes Bay Group has shot back at the ‘disparaging remarks’ Mohawk Industries made in its latest submission to the regulator about its founder, Kim McKendrick.
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World War II’s restrictions pale by comparison with today’s bans.
OpenAI joins the IPO flurry.
Exporters bucked the trend on a weaker kiwi dollar.
Deals dominated the week as Green Cross and Heartland surged.
In a prolonged crisis to Christmas, GDP could be about $2.9b lower, with household consumption down $6.3b, it says.
A July OCR rate hike is a ‘live’ option as hopes build for reopening of Strait of Hormuz.
Two-fifths of the deficit is cyclical, says the Treasury.
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She should not have blighted a professional exchange about the Budget, he says.
Opposition parties oppose the Budget, while there is also some coalition friction.
Mātai Pacific Iwi Collective’s Ahuwhenua win in Whangārei points to an iwi shift into higher value horticulture, exports and jobs on Māori land.
From taonga harakeke to forestry safety-wear inspired by a rugby league jersey, public science is celebrating a century of collaboration with industry and communities across New Zealand.
Antony Royal departing as Māori-led spectrum and telecommunications network services firm shifts focus.
Co-op reports solid demand and highest third-quarter shipment volumes in a decade.
The private equity firm aims to raise up to $70m to bolster its orchard portfolio and shares in kiwifruit marketing body Zespri.
CAJ Apples agreed to sell to two Auckland businessmen two years ago, but the deal has collapsed.
It is a big win for regulators, and a judgment against Woolworths on similar charges is expected later this year.
Shares in Australia’s biggest property lender, CBA, dropped by 10% on Wednesday on fears of the impact on property investment.
This year’s Budget requires some difficult decisions by the Government as it deals with a fiscal position already deteriorating before the hit from the Middle East conflict.
Paul Copplestone's database company raises US$500m, bringing its total capital raised to more than US$1b.
The auto parts software business has recently raised $90m, although the lead investor is being kept under wraps.
CoinFlip has been accused by Missouri’s Attorney General of knowingly profiting from fraudulent transactions.
A recent ERA case shows an employer having mixed motives is not necessarily fatal to a redundancy process.
High Court agrees that the engineer should cover costs of at least 18 months of delays, on a $10.6m loan by the developer.
Claims pursued against litigation funder LPF Group and former Property Ventures liquidator lacked merit, says judge.
Local boss Stefan Boisen on what a global reset means for the global banking giant’s domestic business.
But business confidence to invest has fallen as growth plans go on the backburner.
The non-bank lender acquired the credit card business from The Warehouse Group in 2017.
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And jailed FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried seeks pardon.
The Government has ordered a global safeguard investigation into aluminium extrusion imports that could see a provisional duty imposed within two months.
And stronger US employment data puts Wall Street in the red.
The NBR Rich Lister founded the company as Otago Poultry in the 1990s.
Acquisition of Christchurch firm continues Craigs’ roll-up strategy.
Former portfolio manager Victoria Harris, co-founder of The Curve, takes over global shares fund.
Plans include a new 10-seat, 2.7km gondola and doubling annual capacity to half a million visitors.
Crown-funded international tourism marketing agency says its event ‘win ratio’ sits at over 60%.
The hotel and gambling operator is expecting the NZICC to pull an additional 500,000 annual visitors into its Auckland precinct within the next two years.
Auckland light rail, iReX and the Dunedin Hospital to name but three projects where delays or outright cancellation have resulted in billions in lost taxpayer dollars.
The utility says it’s been analysing international models and will consult on that next year, after boosting charges to Auckland developers by 35.5% since last July.
Hybrid ferry would remain reliant on diesel generation until the completion of the downtown fast ferry charger at the downtown ferry terminal.
There are obvious attractions for Australians to buy New Zealand land, but Auckland is looking less attractive.
Developer Dennis Parbhu, who managed the hotel build himself, described conditions as ‘really tough’ when opening it two years ago.
Commercial real estate investor has identified surplus properties valued at about $139 million.
The resignation is the second at an Australian professional services firm after the PwC scandal broke in 2023.
Six firms signed up to the initiative, led by pro bono clearinghouse Te Ara Ture, with an annual target of 25 hours per lawyer.
Latest Financial Statements Monitoring Insights report highlights several areas of reporting concerns for the market regulator.
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‘It made sense that they were the right partners to take the business forward,’ says the company’s CEO.
After jewellery retailer Silvermoon went into liquidation, its founder Simon Thwaites came out of ‘semi-retirement’ to rebuild the company he started more than 20 years ago.
The proposal could lead to unintended consequences, says BusinessNZ.
Bream Tail Road estate is reputed to have fetched more than its $40 million asking price.
Luxury market picks up, partially on the back of surging international sales, with 15 applications received by international buyers under the so-called ‘golden visa’.
Offshore buying proves a bright spot in otherwise slow recovery for high-end properties – and as Middle Eastern buyers start looking.
Carry On: Starlux for Auckland, Honda’s eVTOL, hybrid jet fails.
Group Caption John McWilliam becomes a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Carry On: Western Sydney Airport, United’s Starlink, new routes.
Fast-track panel issues draft approval despite Minister's opposition.
Non-binding letter of intent signed for power purchase agreement.
Electricity regulator introduces 'non-discrimination' measures to promote level playing field in retail competition.
In the lead-up to the 40th edition of the Rich List in June, NBR is opening the archives to reproduce some of the best content from the past four decades.
A report from across the Tasman says the radio broadcaster’s private equity owner is soliciting bids for the business.
The state broadcaster will pay an interim dividend of $1.3m to the Crown.
The listed casino operator had been distributing PDF copies of NBR articles to staff using just one subscription.
Three senior appointments bring deep experience in regulated, technology-led industries, being Nic Kennedy, Pazit Lustman, and Scott Chilton.
The role will see her focus on government affairs, regulatory relations and public policy across all of OneReg’s markets.
The partners span the firm’s key business areas, including audit and assurance; strategy, risk and transactions; tax and business advisory; and technology and transformation.