Thursday Feb 9 | The New Zealand Herald
Business leader Lloyd Morrison dies
Morrison was as much known for his support for public causes, including changing the national flag, pursuing a clean-tech future for the New Zealand economy and his part in rescuing the Wellington Phoenix football franchise as he was for establishing the NZX-listed specialist infrastructure owner Infratil.
Brian Gaynor: Chance for fresh approach at the top
Rob Fyfe revealed he would finish as Air New Zealand's chief executive at the end of the year after more than seven years in the demanding role.
Better Thinking= Sweet Rewards to Confectionary Manufacturer
Auckland, 3rd February 2012 - The international confectionary company behind the popular Mentos and Chupa Chup sweets has this month received the same coveted Herrmann International Whole Brain® Thinking award that was awarded recently to Telecom New Zealand.
Market Close: NZ shares mixed; Telecom gains, Fletcher falls
New Zealand shares were mixed, with the NZX 50 Index eking out a small gain though more stock fell.
Nokia Lumia range marks Nokia's return to the NZ smartphone market
The first Nokia with Windows Phones will be sold in New Zealand from March 2012.
New Telecom strategy may take year - analyst
Telecom may take the best part of a year to chart a new direction after its structural separation in November, according to the industry's newest forecaster, IDC Research analyst Glen Saunders.
'Open relationship' allows expansion plans
Telecommunications equipment company Alcatel-Lucent hopes to play the field by winning more business from a wider range of customers now that it has agreed to have an "open relationship" with Telecom after eight years of monogamy.
Calm year forecast for Telecom
"The near-term competitive, regulatory and technology environment looks relatively benign.
Internet cable operator cuts prices by 44%
The operator of New Zealand's only international internet cable has cut wholesale prices by 44 per cent as one of its potential competitors announced progress on a rival project.