1. Front electronic commerce (Growth: 73%) It’s about being a designer who can create creative ads and images to support category campaigns and promotions all year round. The role of t... Read more
The Finance Minister says work is underway to reduce the country’s reliance on lockdowns and managed isolation. Finance Minister Grant Robertson. Photo: RNZ / Dom Thomas Addressing the... Read more
A Mount Maunganui marae in the middle of an industrial area is concerned for the health of their whānau and want their heavy industry neighbours to find a new home. Whareroa Marae environmen... Read more
China’s exports surged more than expected in April as global demand for Chinese goods remained elevated amid countries’ varying stages of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. dollar-d... Read more
The Shareholders’ Association (NZSA) wants the troubled shipping company QEX Logistics to remain listed on the stock exchange. Photo: NZX / Supplied The company announced plans to deli... Read more
The clamour from tenants for some form of rent control is rising with their rents. Associate Housing Minister Poto Williams says the government “has no further plans to make changes regardin... Read more
A proposal to charge commuters to park at Wellington’s bus and train stations could drive people away from public transport, some mayors say. But a pro- public transport lobby group is... Read more
Morgan Stanley is the first big U.S. bank to offer its wealth management clients access to bitcoin funds. The investment bank, a giant in the wealth management with $4 trillion in client ass... Read more
The profits of the country’s banks have fallen by more than a quarter over the past year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, a fall in margins because of low interest rates and higher costs. P... Read more
A consumer watchdog is calling for an overhaul of retirement village regulations to protect elderly residents from being ripped off. Photo: 123RF Consumer NZ has reviewed the contracts offer... Read more
