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Too few rest homes are being built to meet a massive rise in demand, because running them isn't profitable enough, according to a new study.

Children's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch has delivered another disappointing result, hit by store closures and high currency impacts.

The future of Intueri Education Group is hanging in the balance as an Australian regulator threatens sanctions or even registration cancellations.

The Warehouse Group's annual profit has beaten its own expectations, with the demise of the Dick Smith chain helping boost sales at its Noel Leeming stores.

Briscoe Group has reported a 33 percent rise in net profit on rising sales and market share.

A KiwiSaver fund manager, Simplicity, is urging investment managers to cooperate in the design of an ethical global investment fund.

Staff at about 40 percent of NZ businesses have given up on their jobs even though they haven't actually resigned, a recruitment survey has found.

Vodafone New Zealand has cut its full year loss from $90.5 million last year to $18.3 million in 2016, with sales rising slightly in the year ended March.

A plan to regulate the insolvency sector and shut down unscrupulous operators is being welcomed by an industry body.

Troubled education provider Intueri Education Group's first half net profit is down 42 percent.

Company boards still have a long way to go to fully reflect New Zealand's gender and cultural diversity, a new report shows.

Hallenstein Glassons' full year net profit is expected to be down by more than 20 percent on last year.

Troubled education provider Intueri Education Group's board has asked the chief executive to step aside, as it executes a plan to improve the company's poor financial performance.

Kathmandu Holdings has updated its forecast full year net profit, which will be close to the top end of its guidance, after making better-than-expected gross margins.

Strong sales over the past few months are expected to drive Briscoe Group's first net half profit up by more than 32 percent.

The Shareholders Association is taking aim at the board and management of technology manufacturer Rakon and will oppose the re-election of director Darren Robinson.

The Shareholders Association is taking aim at the board and management of technology manufacturer Rakon and will oppose the re-election of director Darren Robinson.

Precinct Properties will spend another $213 million to redevelop Wellington's Bowen Campus office buildings after the government signed long-term lease agreements.

The board of the transport company Mainfreight is resisting pressure by institutional investors to introduce fresh blood around the table and replace their long-serving auditors with someone new.

Fast food chain operator Restaurant Brands is looking to expand its Australian KFC franchise brand.

Xero is on track to meet its growth targets, according to the cloud accounting software company's founder and chief executive Rod Drury.

One of China's biggest fruit wholesalers has emerged as a significant shareholder in local produce exporter T&G Global.

Nuplex Industries looks set to be taken over by Belgian chemical manufacturer Allnex New Zealand, after 98 percent of shareholders voted in favour of the billion-dollar offer.

Shareholders in Sky Network TV have overwhelmingly approved a proposed merger with Vodafone NZ, with 99.6 percent approving the deal.

Diversified investment company Hellaby Holdings is selling its Equipment Group business to a private equity fund for $81 million.