Two separate court appeals have been launched over Steel & Tube's record $1.88m fine last month - the Commerce Commission is appealing the sentence, while the steel manufacturer and distributor wants the fine reduced.
Otago and Southland's services sector maintained a "steady pace'' during October and was well ahead in expansion compared with the country's other three regions.
Manufacturing in Otago and Southland continues its strong run in October, but escalating US-China trade tensions, Brexit issues and friendly trade deals are coming into sharp focus.
The country’s agricultural sector is being advised to look for alternate trading markets as the developing "cold war" between the US and China worsens.
A mortgage war between banks - and rates at low levels not seen since post World War 2 - could fuel rising house prices further, especially in the South.
Blue River Dairy appears set to cement its place in the Deloitte Fast 50 index, given it expects to double its exports next year - to 15 million cans of infant milk powder.
Bellwether global transport and logistics company Mainfreight has delivered a strong first-half result, especially from New Zealand and European operations.
Diversified infrastructure investment company Infratil has reported an improved first-half performance and upgraded its earnings guidance by $40 million for its full year.
The independent directors of takeover target SLI Systems have recommended shareholders accept the $40 million offer from software investor Texas-based ESW Holdings.
More han 60% of the country's population now has access to Pacific Edge's diagnostic bladder cancer tests, with the latest signing of another district health board.
House-price growth may have peaked across much of the country as the housing market edges closer to becoming a "buyer’s market", ASB chief economist Nick Tuffley says.
Changes to housing investment are yet to fully bite. Simon Hartley talks to Matt Morton, from Colliers International, about the possible effects on Dunedin's campus area.