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Companies are also looking ahead to major legal reforms, as the economy continues to recover.

A few out-performers have more than offset weakness in others.

It comes after insurance firm Tower self-reported a mistake in overcharging customers more than $11 million, but then failed to fix the problem in a timely manner.

Egmont Honey is finding global success with its brand of manuka honey despite being late to the expanding market.

Brokerage firm Forsyth Barr analyst Ben Crozier said the deal could have a negative affect on Sky's annual revenue, particularly from Neon subscriptions. Audio

Nearly two thirds were seeing more indebted middle-income clients, a new survey found.

ASX-listed Locate Technologies says it is moving to New Zealand's Exchange in pursuit of a faster pathway to growth.

A business consultancy says restructures often led to a lack of innovation and lower performances.

The convention centre had been nearly 17 years in the making.

Low borrowing costs and high housing supply are creating conditions the housing market has not seen in more than a decade, says ASB.

A refreshed executive team had hit the ground running with a sharpened focus on controlling costs and driving growth.

Icehouse Ventures says the response to its latest early-stage seed fund has been "phenomenal", raising a record $70 million to help at least 30 businesses get started.

But the retirement village operator has still reported a loss for the first half of the current financial year.

The respiratory appliance manufacturer's first half net profit for the period ended September was expected to be up 31 percent to $200 million.

Strong milk flows in NZ and other milk-producing changes have seen the price range narrow to $9.50 a kilo of milk solids, from $10.

The Sylvia Park and Drury township developer's net profit fell 77 percent with an unrealised fair value loss of $30.3 million.

The annual Director Sentiment Survey indicated 55 percent of directors thought the economy would improve over the next 12 months.

Overall, confidence is improving and investors are becoming more accustomed to global uncertainty, a new survey shows.

Investors are keen to see any signs of an improving economy.

That is despite a drop in prices for key agricultural products, including dairy, forestry and fruit.

The Warehouse Group plans to cut head office jobs as increased sales fail to deliver profit growth.

Kami will be competing with the other country winners at EY's Global event to be held in Monaco, June 2026.

It reported a strong first half net profit with revenue up more than a third.

Global transport firm Mainfreight has seen a difficult first half, with tighter margins and sales harder to make.

A $220 million capital raising will fund the change and position the property trust for near-term development projects.