Pacific Edge now seeking $80 million in capital
Dunedin-based cancer diagnostic company Pacific Edge Ltd has announced an $80million capital raising just two weeks after denying information about a $70million raising.
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Aim to take the ‘fladmin’ out of flatting
Aim to take the ‘fladmin’ out of flatting
A Dunedin start-up is solving the nightmare of organising flat furniture — and cracking students up while doing it.
Film chairman named emerging director
Film chairman named emerging director
Brad Hurndell admits he loves watching films but he loves being a part of making them even more.
Skyline vote on repaying wage subsidy
Skyline vote on repaying wage subsidy
Skyline Enterprises shareholders will decide today whether to repay the $7.9million wage subsidy the company took last year.
Hospitality roadmap needed after 1000 businesses perish
Hospitality roadmap needed after 1000 businesses perish
The Restaurant Association has unveiled stage one of a roadmap to help the industry survive and thrive after the Covid-19 crisis.
Amazon's cloud unit to create data centres, 1000 jobs in NZ
Amazon's cloud unit to create data centres, 1000 jobs in NZ
Amazon. com Inc's cloud computing unit says it will launch data centres in New Zealand in 2024 and create about 1000 jobs in the country over 15 years.
Development to help meet shortage
Development to help meet shortage
A development of 49 lots near Tomahawk Beach will help meet the city’s housing shortage, but the developer says a more comprehensive plan is needed to properly address the problem in Dunedin.
Lockdown gives couple rocky start to cafe ownership
Lockdown gives couple rocky start to cafe ownership
A Dunedin couple’s entry into the hospitality industry has been a baptism by fire, as they became the owners of a cafe two days before last month’s Level 4 lockdown.
Award-winning broker optimistic
Award-winning broker optimistic
Peter Gouverneur’s career change has paid off.
Pacific Edge stands by ASX clarification
Pacific Edge stands by ASX clarification
Dunedin cancer diagnostic company Pacific Edge will not comment on media speculation about its ASX listing.
Subsidy rules’ new focus on Auckland labelled unfair
Subsidy rules’ new focus on Auckland labelled unfair
‘‘They've tried to make it one-size-fits-all but that is not the case.’’
Business responds to soaring demand for face masks
Business responds to soaring demand for face masks
He has become something of a mask mule.
Group agrees to call itself Business South
Group agrees to call itself Business South
Members of the merged southern business support group have voted overwhelmingly to keep the association’s name as Business South.
Christchurch section sells for $10m
'Very satisfactory': Christchurch section sells for $10m
A former bowling club site in an upmarket north Christchurch suburb has sold for $10 million.
Bioactives company adds its zest to improve health
Bioactives company adds its zest to improve health
Anna Campbell describes herself as a startup person.
Skifields hit by lockdown; $3m in subsidy claims
Skifields hit by lockdown; $3m in subsidy claims
Lockdown and the end of the transtasman bubble has had a devastating impact on southern skifields, leading to more than $3 million in wage subsidy claims.
Lawrence bakery grateful for local support
Lawrence bakery grateful for local support
The owners of Lawrence’s new bakery feared the worst when Alert Level 4 kicked in — just as they started their second week in business.
Flipping out: Is it game over for house-flippers in NZ?
Flipping out: Is it game over for house-flippers in NZ?
Mum and dad property flippers have all but disappeared, with the Government’s shake-up of the housing market in March the final nail in the coffin, new research suggests.
Spirited adventures as distilling takes Dunedin by storm
Spirited adventures as distilling takes Dunedin by storm
It might be known as the Edinburgh of the South, but could Dunedin also become a distillery destination? Business editor Sally Rae talks to an enthusiastic distiller who likens the city’s potential...
Synergy gained from Scott Waterjet’s move
Synergy gained from Scott Waterjet’s move
Jet-boating brand Scott Waterjet’s manufacturing move to Dunedin is benefiting four other businesses through an engineering collaboration.