Business

Restaurant chain McDonald's has rolled out an all-day breakfast menu into all of its New Zealand restaurants, following successful trials in New Zealand, the United States and Australia.

Fuel company Z Energy has been cleared to buy the Caltex and Challenge service station chains in New Zealand.

New Zealand Post plans to sell 45 percent of Kiwibank to the Accident Compensation Corporation and New Zealand Super Fund, chairman Sir Michael Cullen has announced.

Christmas has arrived early for drivers as Gull lowers its petrol price for a day, offering savings of up to 20 cents a litre.

Restaurant chain KFC will soon no longer be selling Pepsi soft drinks, with Coca-Cola taking over as its official drinks supplier.

Jetstar will bring its low-priced fares to the Cook Islands for the first time with the airline to commence year-round services between Auckland and Rarotonga from March 2016.

Burger King says it will stop selling toys with its kids meals and will cease advertising to children on television.

Online auction site Wheedle is closing, less than two years after it was set up to take on Trade Me.

Telecom will change its name to Spark on August 8 but says the Telecom brand may linger on some documentation.

Westfield shopping centres will no longer host Dead Sea Spa kiosks, after revelations staff were using bullying sale techniques targeting the elderly and impaired.