
Embattled former FTX chief executive Sam Bankman-Fried arrested
Sam Bankman-Fried was reportedly arrested in the Bahamas.
Sam Bankman-Fried was reportedly arrested in the Bahamas.
Sharemarket lacked impetus as holiday season draws near.
The New Zealand sharemarket ended the week on a flat note.
Building company and budget airline offer good news in otherwise drab outlook.
For a while, it seemed the market was taking a breather, but that could soon change.
Recession fears resurface in US, sending markets into tailspin.
WasteCo had a lukewarm debut while Blackpearl continued to fall.
Agents are seeing fewer people at open homes and auctions.
Mystery in how much Russian oil sanctions measures could take off the global market.
The New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a small loss in choppy trading.
The NZX is likely to end the year in negative territory, but there are positive signals.
'Isolated incident' sees demand for NZ Government bonds fall short.
The New Zealand sharemarket posted another impressive gain.
Giant food delivery firm might have bitten off more than it could chew.
The New Zealand sharemarket gained more than one per cent.
Jarden Brief: Some US consumers expecting the worst of inflation has yet to come.
The market's biggest company helped lift the index higher.
Huge increase by China’s biggest lender after real estate dramas.
The RBNZ raised its OCR by 75 basis points - what will that mean for stocks?
The index was flat in the wake of the Reserve Bank's OCR hike.
The beleaguered retirement village sector was again hit.
The index closed lower after a strong day yesterday.
The fallout from the collapse of FTX continues to cascade through the crypto market.
The New Zealand sharemarket started the week in a positive frame of mind.
But overall the sharemarket shrugged this off and rose more than half a per cent.
The New Zealand sharemarket had a handy bounce-back.
The index was lower but there is positive news on the US inflation front.
New York Times: Bankman-Fried said in an interview that he had expanded too fast.