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Commercialising clinical technology new aim for Christchurch company

MARS Bioimaging chairman Christopher Stoelhorst, left, with new chief executive officer Dr Ojas...

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Commercialising clinical technology new aim for Christchurch company

Christchurch company MARS Bioimaging has opened the door for more investors to reach a capital raise target of $10 million for getting its colour CT scanners into medical clinics.

Air NZ's online payment system down

Air NZ says travel remained very restricted. Photo: supplied

Air NZ's online payment system down

Air New Zealand customers are unable to make online bookings due to a problem with the company's online payment system.

Cost of scrapping ferry deal revealed

A digital image of a new Interislander ferry that was to be built by Hyundai Mipo Dockyard. Photo...

Cost of scrapping ferry deal revealed

The bill is now $671 million, after another $144m was added to the scrapped iReX ferry project cost.

House prices up 11%: report

House prices are on the rise in Otago with the sales count at a five-year high for July in an...

House prices up 11%: report

Otago's housing market is warming up in the winter chill as median prices rise 11% to reach $730,000.

MTF targeting more lending to businesses

MTF Finance chief executive Chris Lamers. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

MTF targeting more lending to businesses

MTF is attributing an increase in business lending to its local, human-led finance model.

Job losses 'inevitable' in cruise industry slump

Cruise ship Ovation of the Seas glides up Otago Harbour past Harwood on a visit to Dunedin in...

Job losses 'inevitable' in cruise industry slump

The cruise sector hopes crisis talks at this year's industry conference will help chart a course through rocky financial waters.

Commerce Commission warning for Kmart over greenwashing

Commerce Commission warning for Kmart over greenwashing

The Commerce Commission has warned national retailer Kmart NZ over an environmentally friendly claim likely to mislead consumers.

Bolt’s launch exceeds targets

Bolt New Zealand general manager Adam Muirson wants the ride-hailing company to concentrate on...

Bolt’s launch exceeds targets

European ride-hailing company Bolt is eyeing up Christchurch and Wellington but only after building its Auckland base.

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'Tone deaf and greedy': Sunday parking charges slammed

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'Tone deaf and greedy': Sunday parking charges slammed

Charging for Sunday parking in Dunedin has been slammed as a money grab that will kill off centre city business.

Sausages sold at South Island stores recalled

PNP Farms Butchery Angus beef sausages. Photo: Supplied / MPI

Sausages sold at South Island stores recalled after injury reported

A batch of sausages sold at two South Island branches of a butchery has been recalled because they may contain glass.

Queenstown bucks downwards house price trend

Queenstown bucks downwards house price trend

Property values ticked lower in the July quarter as the winter freeze continues, but the deep South continues to buck the trend.

Real estate agents caught altering sale agreements

The Real Estate Institute says it's been made aware of some agencies inserting clauses into sale...

Real estate agents caught altering sale agreements

House buyers - particularly those using money from KiwiSaver - may be at risk by real estate agents altering sale and purchase agreements, the Law Association warns.

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Shareholder approval sought for Alliance sale

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Shareholder approval sought for Alliance sale

Site closures and asset sales are possible if farmer shareholders do not support Dawn Meats Group taking a 65% stake in Alliance Group for $250 million, the co-operative says.

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Surcharge ban could raise prices: owner

Bin Inn co-owner Monique Beaumont is concerned about the effect a ban on certain surcharges could...

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Surcharge ban could raise prices: owner

A Dunedin business owner says a ban on in-store surcharges could result in higher prices for all her customers — regardless of how they pay.

PGW boosts profit amid sector recovery

PGG Wrightson has become a target of interest for two takeover offers. Photo by Linda Robertson.

PGW boosts profit amid sector recovery

PGG Wrightson has more than trebled its after-tax net profit for the year ended June 30 as the agricultural sector continues to recover.

Quake-damaged Christchurch hotel to become five-star Sheraton

A Christchurch hotel building that has sat empty in the central city since the earthquakes will soon become a five-star Sheraton hotel.

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Students’ business taking on sunburn

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Students’ business taking on sunburn

Two Dunedin secondary school students are taking the fight to summer sunburn.

Oyster farmers find mystery $10k in bank accounts

Oyster farmers in the Warkworth area, north of Auckland, fear their businesses won't survive the...

Oyster farmers find mystery $10k in bank accounts

A payment of about $10,000 has been deposited into the accounts of Mahurangi Harbour oyster farmers - the only catch is they don't know what the money is for.

Courier firm goes bust owing $1.2 million

Courier firm goes bust owing $1.2 million

A Christchurch courier company has buckled under financial pressure, owing creditors more than $1.2 million and leaving staff out of pocket.

Call to diversify into digital assets

Swyftx chief executive Jason Titman says investment portfolios in New Zealand need to be...

Call to diversify into digital assets

New Zealand remains behind its international counterparts when it comes to financial advisers offering exposure to digital assets, Swyftx chief executive Jason Titman says.

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