SharesAbano CEO hopes for end to disputeAbano Healthcare's long-running dispute with two rebel shareholders has been a distraction for its board .19 May 05:00 PM
BDBDSharesAbano wins bid to sack rebel shareholderAbano Healthcare won a bid to sack rebel shareholder Peter Hutson and his wife Anya from their audiology joint venture, Bay International.18 May 09:49 PM
SharesMona has Mega stake after splitMona Dotcom's separation from Kim Dotcom might have put part of his empire beyond his reach, with the family's ownership of Mega tied up in a trust in her name.18 May 05:00 PM
SharesAkl Airport predicts big uplift in visitorsAuckland Airport has forecast annual international visitor growth that could be worth $19 billion to the tourism industry by 2025.16 May 03:15 AM
SharesBurgerFuel opens first Egypt storeBurgerFuel has opened its first store in Egypt, a new front in the fast-growing Kiwi food brand's Middle East expansion.12 May 02:20 AM
BDBDSharesAkld Airport to sell $150m retail bondsAuckland International Airport plans to sell $150 million of seven-year bonds that will trade on the NZX, completing the long-term debt funding of last month's capital return.12 May 12:54 AM
OpinionBrian GaynorBrian Gaynor: Refining shareholder faces unequal battleA hopelessly one-sided conflict will be renewed in Ruakaka, Northland, on Thursday.09 May 05:00 PM
CommoditiesNestle coffee challenge grows after mergerFor Nestle, life at the top of the $81 billion coffee market just got more difficult.09 May 02:13 AM
OpinionStock Takes: Back to the futureThe NZX will catch up with its counterparts around the world when it launches equity derivatives next month. The exchange operator will offer index futures contracts, which will trade off the NZX20, from June 16.08 May 09:30 PM
SharesTwitter insiders say they'll hold onto their sharesSome of Twitter's biggest investors are hanging on to their shares, even as restrictions on selling the shares are set to lift.06 May 03:00 AM
SharesGentrack, eyeing listing, appoints new board membersNZX listing candidate and software company Gentrack said it had appointed Graham Shaw and Andy Coupe as independent directors.06 May 12:05 AM
SharesBoot camp gives students a leg up in businessThe country's next batch of aspiring entrepreneurs have been given a crash course on the realities of business in Auckland this week.02 May 03:24 AM
CommoditiesTop-paid US CEO's $142m pay packetCheniere Energy's Charif Souki emerged as the highest paid US executive in 2013, receiving $142 million.01 May 04:55 AM
BDBDSharesXero shares climb 11pc as cash burn slowsShares in Xero climbed 11 percent after the accounting software developer said it slowed the pace of cash outflow in the first three months of the year.29 Apr 11:00 PM
CurrencyIs litecoin the new Bitcoin?Make way, bitcoin: A competing digital currency, litecoin, is angling for the spotlight.28 Apr 02:20 AM
CommoditiesBig Oil and Putin's big plansLast week, the CEO of Royal Dutch Shell was visiting Putin's residence, saying, "We are very keen to grow our position in the Russian Federation."27 Apr 10:00 PM
OpinionHenri Eliot: Should company directors tweet?In the conservative world of company boardrooms, the notion of directors signing up to Twitter and having followers is contrary to their traditional role.27 Apr 09:30 PM
BDBDSharesAbano mulls rebel shareholder request for meetingAbano is mulling the extraordinary meeting request from rebel shareholders who want to dump Trevor Janes as chairman and refresh the board.23 Apr 09:34 PM
BDBDSharesNo deal, say Abano rebel shareholders to buyout bidThe brinksmanship between Abano Healthcare and two shareholders owning 19 per cent of the company continues.14 Apr 02:56 AM
CurrencyBitcoin mining boom sputtersThe bitcoin mining rush is sputtering. Speculators, known as miners, are finding that the enterprise isn't as profitable as it once was.14 Apr 01:45 AM
BDBDCommoditiesBathurst Resources announces capital raising planBathurst Resources, which has cut jobs and delayed the start to its Denniston mine, may raise up to $6.87m in a discounted share placement.13 Apr 11:47 PM
OpinionHenri Eliot: Are NZ boards spending enough time on strategy?A 2013 McKinsey survey asking board members where they would most like to spend additional time found two out of three picked strategy.13 Apr 09:30 PM
SharesTech IPOs face skittishness as market momentum slipsGoodbye, momentum. Technology companies had a relatively easy time marketing initial public offerings while stock markets were steadily rising.13 Apr 06:00 PM
