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The infrastructure investor is more than doubling its forecast as demand grows beyond expectations.

The Serious Fraud Office says it is steadfast in its commitment to tackle foreign bribery, but it has not resulted in a single prosecution.

It is considering deregulating four of the seven fibre services where there's sufficient competition, including voice and transport services provided in all fibre areas.

Microsoft says it's the most sustainable hyperscale centre in its portfolio.

A lack of opportunities and inadequate salaries are driving people to seek employment overseas, recruiters say.

November data suggests many people are struggling with debt, as consumer and mortgage arrears are up year-on-year.

And that's just the beginning. Some regions could be paying $85 a month in a few years' time for just lines charges.

The pressure on New Zealand's labour market is continuing to increase, with the number of job advertisements falling for three months in a row.

It's slowed one of the lowest levels in recent years with weaker investment and higher costs.

A report indicates a potential pool of nearly 270,000 disabled workers that could help address skills shortages.

A review of risk management options for electricity retailers indicated there are few, if any contracts for retailers to help manage price-risk during peak demand.

The company plans to reduce overheads by $30 million and its wages bill by $50m, and is considering the sale of non-core assets.

HealthNow has changed its brand to Extraordinary, and repositioned the business to meet growing demand for an expanded range of low cost ways for employers to reward employees.

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Digital and telco services company Spark is selling its stake in the Connexa towers business and considering the sale of other non-core assets, as it looks to offset weak consumer spending and…

Scott Technology has secured six major overseas contracts with European and North American food processors.

The Authority is looking to reshape market rules to make it simpler for businesses and consumers to connect to the distribution network.

There are good times on the way, though the path may be far from smooth.

It's hoped the transformation will boost energy resilience and support decarbonisation.

The group's North and South Island arms operate more than 500 Four Square, New World and PAK'nSAVE supermarkets and have applied to merge the two regions.

It comes after growing concerns from the community over pollution in the area.

A global survey indicates two thirds of the population believe New Zealand is not doing enough to meet infrastructure needs.

A New Zealand biotechnology company has developed portable equipment to instantly diagnose animal and human diseases without the need of a lab.

Managing director Rod Duke says the centre will allow in-store staff to provide a higher level of customer service.

New Zealand councils in general are highly indebted, and the credit quality is deteriorating, S&P Global Ratings director Anthony Walker says.