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The private and public sector will need to work in partnership (PPPs) to meet the estimated $5 trillion of infrastructure required for New Zealand and its four regional partners over the next few…

The Reserve Bank is expected to react positively to the latest labour market data, with employment growth weaker than expected.

业内专家表示只有看到通胀的实质性缓解，股市才有可能回暖。但至少还需要两、三年时间；另外新西兰股市中没有高科技公司也是其低迷原因之一

The NZX opened on Tuesday at 10,742 points, compared with its peak of 13,644 on 8 January 2021.

The voluntary administrator says the company, which employed 120 people, has run out of cash.

Third quarter labour market data is expected to show ongoing wage pressures, increasing the risk of another hike in the Reserve Bank's official cash rate.

A new report suggests unrealistic targets and uncertainties will make it difficult to meet 2030s renewable energy targets.

Fletcher Building is defending itself against claims made by a Western Australian building company about leaking pipes, installed between 2017 and 2022, and affecting about 12,000 homes.

Master Builders says building costs are coming down but are unlikely to make a material difference to the price of a new house.

The board of Fletcher Building has withdrawn a resolution asking for an increase in its directors' fee pool in the face of shareholder pressure.

Pub and restaurant owner Good Spirits Hospitality is asking shareholders to approve the sale of its assets, to head off legal action by creditors.

The equity research firm said stocks had retained their value amid market volatility, high inflation and interest rates but further downside risk remained.

The biotech industry says the next government must give the sector some urgent attention with a focus on regulatory reform to make up for lost ground.

The tax and spending plans of Labour and National are unlikely to change the economic direction of the country in the short-term, an economist says.

Commercial property investment has been hit by high inflation and interest rates thereby leaving institutional investors on the sidelines for the first half of 2023.

Labour says it will do more to help new players enter the grocery market, but one of the mid-size existing players thinks the idea is too expensive and unlikely to succeed.

Listed retailers have reported profitable results over the latest reporting season, but the outlook is for tough times ahead.

Southern Cross Health Society says it will be increasing the price of health insurance, amid rising costs, increased claims and a need to increase its capital reserves.

The Commerce Commission said the allegations were "extremely concerning".

The introduction of debt-to-income caps on mortgage lending could make short-order of a pick-up in the housing market.

BusinessNZ says companies are coming back from historically low levels of business confidence and there's still a long way to go.

The Commerce Commission's market study into personal banking services has unleashed a torrent of negative feedback on the current state of sector competition.

Rising oil prices and a weak New Zealand dollar are putting pressure on petrol prices, with air fares affected as well.

Standard & Poor's global chief economist Paul Gruenwald said NZ's economy was in good shape but growth would continue to be soft given the mixed fortunes of the world's biggest economies.

The biometric industry is asking the Privacy Commissioner to develop a code of practice that will not impose regulations that stifle innovation.