The signing of an agreement with a Californian medical group is further confirmation Pacific Edge Ltd is ''moving forward'' in the United States, Craigs Investment Partners broker Peter McIntyre says.
Helen Darling admits she was ''really chuffed'' to be named a finalist in the business entrepreneur category of this year's Women of Influence awards.
Fonterra will spend about $157 million installing three new plants at its Edendale site as part of a more than half-billion-dollar upgrade of processing capacity.
Fonterra's decision to hold its forecast farm-gate milk price for the 2014-15 season at $6 reflects the longer-term outlook for international dairy prices, chairman John Wilson says.
State-owned Landcorp Farming has more than doubled its profit for the June year, with dairy production expansion contributing to the strong result.
Difficult trading conditions in Australia and a strong New Zealand dollar have affected carpet manufacturer Cavalier Corporation's result for the year to June.
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Dairying is likely be a regular topic of discussion in the Duffy household.
When Fred Ellis boarded a ship at Port Chalmers in 1957 in charge of a consignment of stud sheep bound for Brazil, he was ''dead scared''.
Prices eased at yesterday's South Island wool sale in Christchurch after a month of good gains.
Blueskin Nurseries and Cafe is powering ahead.
Buoyancy in the dairy sector has underpinned a record performance from Skellerup's agri division.
Otago has recorded the lowest level of consumer confidence across the regions in the latest ANZ regional trends quarterly economic survey.
Shirley Loats is unashamedly ''old school'' when it comes to making cheese.
When it comes to sorting out the red meat industry, Ross Hyland likes to use an analogy, comparing it with the situation Air New Zealand faced.
In Loretta Tait's eyes, a horse called Mouse is her superstar.
When Waitaki Irrigators Collective policy manager Elizabeth Soal headed to Canada recently, she wanted to learn more about how water issues were managed, given that nation's similarities with New Zealand.
A lift back towards a $6.50 milk price for the 2015-16 season is being predicted, driven by a softer New Zealand dollar and an improvement in international prices.
Maniototo farmer David Crutchley has been named the supreme winner of the inaugural Green Agriculture Innovation Awards.
A decision by Fonterra to cut last season's forecast payout to 55c below what was calculated in its milk price manual was not consistent with incentives for the dairy giant to operate efficiently, a Commerce Commission draft report has found.
