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Michael Hill International's sales were strong over the December quarter.
Economists have cast their gaze into 2023.
Deputy RBNZ governor Geoff Bascand left the bank a week early over a breach of protocol.
QEX Logistics' latest disclosure breaches more serious than last time, tribunal finds.
Steve Carden is on the move after 8 years at the helm of state-owned Landcorp.
The NZ Shareholders Association takes a dim view of company CEOs serving on boards.
The Reserve Bank spent $55 billion in response to Covid-19. Was it worth it?
Genesis is upgrading turbines at a remote East Coast power station.
NZ bond yields fell sharply after the Treasury announced a reduced bond tender programme.
Inflation and interest rates will be the key stock market investment themes in 2022.
EBOS Group's share placement as been well supported by the market.
Companies will need to respond to short and long-term impacts, says PwC.
Vulcan Steel upgrades earnings forecasts following stronger-than-expected trading.
The kiwi is falling despite very strong commodities prices.
What's next for F&P Healthcare now that Covid-19 looks to be in retreat?
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has released its first half result.
The Reserve Bank put to bed the chances of a 50 basis points rate hike any time soon.
Market's attention will be on what lies ahead as more countries come to grips with Covid.
Strong pricing and demand in Alliance's main markets helps despite challenges.
The Reserve Bank is sitting on $55 billion in bonds bought under LSAP programme.
M&A activity buoyed by deals that were previously on hold in 2020.
A stronger-than-expected inflation survey from the RBNZ catches the market off-guard.
Red-hot growth likely a thing of the past for alternative milk company, says chairman.
Revenue rose to $109.5 million.
While all dairy farmers should be making money at $9.00/kg, costs had escalated too.
Genesis Energy CEO Marc England says New Zealand needs an energy strategy.
Rakon is one of the market's top performers over the past 12 months.
Inflation looks more permanent than transitory.
The NZX will pay $25m for the management rights to ASB Superannuation Master Trust.
Capital raise will leave Armstrong's in a position to consider mergers and acquisitions.
The NZ wool will industry consolidate after farmers approved a merger of WNZ and CPW.
Turnaround primarily driven by rising crude and product prices.
Vulcan to debut on the NZX tomorrow.
New Zealand's banks are lending more towards other sectors, like horticulture.
Genesis will face financial penalties if environmental and sustainability targets not met.
Westpac NZ's result for the September year was up 56 per cent.
Westpac has reported its latest annual result for the year to September.
Sector is well-placed to meet the challenges that may result from climate change summit.
Aroa is expanding its Auckland manufacturing facility.
The US Federal Reserve's tapering of its bond buying programme is fast approaching.
The money will fund expansion in New Zealand, Australia and further afield.
A2 Milk has outlined a more modest growth path, involving slimmer margins.
A declining birth rate in China has caused a slump in the former high-flier's share price.
NZ's primary export and business sectors have welcomed the new trade deal with the UK.
Taranaki-based Greenfern follows in the footsteps of Cannasouth and Rua.
DGL is on the acquisitions trail after debuting on the NZX in May.
The company would be valued at just under a billion dollars.
ESG investing has gathered pace in recent years, but is it a passing fad?
Law firm Simpson Grierson says businesses support mandatory vaccination.
The 2021 year is shaping up to be another big one for NZX trading.
New Talisman has shelved its rights offer because of discord on the board.
Z Energy shareholders will find out soon the fate of Ampol's bid for the company.
A2 Milk's share price has fallen after class action was filed against it.
QEX Logistics has been fined $80k for breaches of NZX disclosure rules.
Paul Alston joined the company in 2012, and has been CEO since 2015.
Alliance Group says lamb prices are strengthening and North American demand is growing.
A2 Milk's Southland-based Mataura Valley is to go 100 per cent electric.
The NZSA is claiming victory after John Upperton won a seat on the New Talisman board.
Rakon has lifted its in earnings guidance after seeing a big lift in orders.
Rua Bioscience has won certification to start making medicinal cannabis product.
Synlait expects to return to robust profitability soon after reporting a $28.5m loss.
The dairy processor has reported an annual net loss.
The price of carbon has doubled in two years. So, what do the main players say?
Expect to see some red ink from Synlait's annual result on Monday.
The sharemarket liked Fonterra's result, but plans for the fund drew some pushback.
Dairy giant Fonterra has reported its result for the 2020/21 financial year.
NZ share prices fell at the opening in line with declines in offshore markets.
Wholesale interest rates are on a roll while expectations of OCR hikes gain momentum.
GDP data for the second quarter to June 30 points to an economy close to overheating.
New Zealand has only had an annual services deficit twice in the past 20 years.
The NZSA is backing John Upperton for a seat on the New Talisman board.
Fund seeking an initial $15.2 million to buy up to 1,500 hectares of land.
Report highlighted shortcomings in grid operator Transpower's tools and processes.
The power sector took the gloss off an otherwise positive NZ reporting season.
Genesis unenthused but others say unified thermal idea useful addition to the debate.
Pacific Edge shares fell after a statement about a capital raise was withdrawn by the ASX.
A strong GDT auction is expected to be supportive for Fonterra's milk price forecast.