National Business Review
February 2025
Court rules for FMA in case against CBL exec
The ruling follows a six-week hearing at Auckland High Court last winter
Allied Farmers takes on former Happy Valley assets
Minister resigns, China tension, retail crime, the Greens
Scott Simpson’s first order of business
Metroglass board ends talks with Aussie PE bidder
First phase complete in Gaza ceasefire; Trump meets Starmer
Disputes boutique Lindsay Francis & Mangan opens Sydney office
‘I’ll never get all the money back I put into it’: Wayne Wright
Rate capping doesn’t work, local government officials told
NZME thieves, DGL diversity, Fuge-ing driveways, wild lawyers
Qantas posts solid profit, rewards shareholders
Love of chicken feeds 62% profit jump at Restaurant Brands
Vietnamese airline to launch service to Auckland in September
Taskforce pitches preferred option on power competition
Proposals to address competition concerns in the electricity sector have shied away from splitting up the big gentailers and focused on encouraging the availability of hedge contracts
Zelensky to sign US minerals deal; BP cuts renewables spend
The BBC reports the deal would see Ukraine
‘People will get killed’: Corporate pushback on citizen’s arrests
Earlier today, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith and Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee announced a raft of measures aimed at
Michael Hill managing director Daniel Bracken dies
Procrastination over performance reporting coming to an end
NZSA: Ryman’s cap raise punishes retail investors
Meridian ‘dusting off’ old hydro projects
Scales enters ‘transitional year’ as it plots future growth
Investment houses punt ‘cheap’ tourism plays
Dual-listed Tourism Holdings (THL) was held up as "undoubtedly cheap" after its after-tax profits fell 36.3% to $25.3