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Business news for 20 November 2023 Audio

Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio

The clock is ticking on an Invercargill institution, that is the H&J Smith Department store. After 123 years in business it will close its doors for the final time at three tomorrow, a victim of… Video, Audio

The tech sector is being assured the incoming government will clear away the hurdles holding back its growth. 

Anan Zaki has the business news. Audio

There appears to be progress towards co-operation at the APEC summit - with the US and Chinese presidents meeting on Wednesday in San Francisco. President Joe Biden and Xi-Jinping met for the first… Audio

The worst year for business in over 20 years, that's how one business owner describes the last ten months living without the Coromandel Peninsula's vital link, State highway 25A. The route between… Video, Audio

Diversified infrastructure investor Infratil's first half net profit has more than doubled, reflecting a big boost from its near 100 percent ownership of mobile telco, One NZ.

Anan Zaki has the… Audio

Business advocates are backing Auckland mayor Wayne Brown's plan to introduce congestion charges to some of the city's busiest roads.

The Employers and Manufacturers Association says a charge would… Audio

Contact Energy says it is important to keep the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter open beyond 2024, when its energy supply agreement is set to expire. 

Anan Zaki has the business news. Audio

Retail giant The Warehouse Group is feeling the effects of tougher economic times, with first quarter sales down nearly 7 percent on the year earlier. 

Anan Zaki has the business news. Audio

There's been a flood of annual general meetings on the NZX of late, and Rebecca says this week will be no different with Fonterra Shareholders Fund, Contact Energy, and Michael Hill Jeweller, to name… Audio

Coromandel businesses are thrilled State Highway 25A is opening before Christmas.

The vital link to the region has been closed by a massive slip since January and is re-opening well ahead of schedule… Audio

Time to catch up with the neighbourhood of Tauranga with local democracy reporter Alisha Evans. And the BoP capital is having it's own carpark controversy. Audio