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Finance			7 Dec 2021

Search  Cyber criminals becoming more sophisticated, rake $3.3m from NZ businesses in three months The number of cybercrimes being reported is up but financial losses are down, according to new data from CERT NZ.In the three months to September, reports to the government watchdog were up 53 per cent compared to the previous quarter,...  © 2021 NZ Herald 7:02am  Small business tales: Rosie, Dan and the Kiwi dream OPINION: Dan and Rosie Tong, owners of The Engineering Co have a vision of continuing a proud legacy and building a successful future over time.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 5:01am  Does your boss have to live in New Zealand? Auckland woman Linda Lloyd? is evidence that it's not just local companies that recruiters have to fight for Kiwi talent.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 5:01am  Confused about My Vaccine Pass? You're not alone. Here are some key questions answered Should retail shops be checking your vaccine passport? And why aren't all cafes scanning my QR code? We help clear up some confusion.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 5:01am  Mackenzie tourism operators hope for summer surge Tourism operators in the Mackenzie heading into a second pandemic summer hope North Islanders are ready for a change of scene.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 10:22pm  Construction sector tipped to peak at $48.3 billion in 2024, driven by residential New Zealand's construction sector is forecast to grow over the next three years, boosted by rising activity in both residential construction and infrastructure and dominated by Auckland.On Monday MBIE released the National Construction...  © 2021 NZ Herald 5:41pm  New home consents tipped to dip below current record highs An average of more than 44,000 new dwelling consents a year in MBIE report are below current levels of around 47,000.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 5:21pm  Council of Trade Unions backs Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr amid opposition MPs' calls to replace him By Nicholas Pointon of RNZ The Council of Trade Unions (CTU) and the head of a KiwiSaver provider are defending Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr after opposition MPs said he should be replaced.On The Working Group podcast last...  © 2021 NZ Herald 4:21pm  PGG Wrightson Limited (NZX: PGW) FY22 Operating EBITDA forecast to better last year PGW Chairman, Rodger Finlay, announced today that "Following excellent spring trading over the first half of the financial year PGW was raising its full year guidance to around $58 million at an Operating EBITDA level."  © 2021 sharechat.co.nz 1:41pm  Kiwifruit workers now get more than $27 an hour: Survey Pay and conditions are improving for some seasonal work, but First Union wants to see collective agreements and guaranteed hours.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 1:11pm		Fletcher Residential releases details of new Vivid Living retirement business Fletcher Building's retirement village entree will be via new brand Vivid Living, to undercut the sector by keeping only about half the capital people pay to buy into villages compared with other operators.But to make the offer...  © 2021 NZ Herald 5:41am  Two Kiwi amateur investors have number one business podcast in the US Best friends Simran Kaur and Sonya Gupthan record an investing podcast in their bedrooms that has gone to the top of the charts in the US, Canada and NZ.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 5:01am  New Fiordland foodie event included in Great South tourism strategy A new Fiordland food festival detailing its history of wild venison and lobster is on the cards for 2022 or 2023 under a new regional food tourism strategy.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 10:22pm  Omicron and inflation twin threats for financial markets OPINION: After the US Federal Reserve declared that inflation was no longer ‘transitory’, the Dow Jones fell over 340 points, however, scratching below the surface, the US employment market remains in strong shape.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 10:22pm  NZ Post uses green finance to accelerate move to electric vehicles NZ Post is using green investment finance to help it fund 60 Mercedes eVito vans for its fleet.  © 2021 Stuff.co.nz 5:21pm  Strong dairy, meat prices continue to drive record commodity exports By RNZ Strong dairy and meat prices have pushed the country's commodity exports to record levels.ANZ Bank's commodities price index rose 2.8 per cent in November on the month before, to be 26.1 per cent ahead of last year.Agri-economist...  © 2021 NZ Herald 3:41pm  Government looking at more changes to KiwiSaver Fresh off the back of a major shake-up to the default provider regime, Consumer Affairs Minister David Clark has signalled the Government is looking into more changes to KiwiSaver.Speaking at the Financial Services Council conference...  © 2021 NZ Herald 1:41pm
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