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Market close: Potentia sells Vista stake

Vista finished the busy day down 13c or 4.11% to $3.03 after reaching $4 on March 14.

Market close: NZ sharemarket dragged down by a2, Ebos

a2 Milk dropped 2.77% to $10.19, contributing to market decline.

Generate Wealth Weekly: Why KiwiSaver shouldn't just follow the S&P500

OPINION: Diversification is key as US market dominance wanes.

Market close: Sharemarket up 0.4% despite Hallenstein resignation

Retailer Hallenstein Glasson was up 4c to $8.75 after announcing the CEO's resignation.

Being AI fined $50,000 over NZX governance breaches

Being AI accepted full responsibility.

Market close: NZ sharemarket closes up over 1%

The NZX 50 Index closed at 13,070.45, up 139.72 points or 1.08%.

Market close: 'Safe harbour in a storm' – key performers buoy NZ sharemarket

Delegat Group rallied 39c to $4.05 despite a 14% profit decline.

Stock takes: NZ economic recovery – are we there yet?

What the latest company reporting season tells us about the state of the economy.

Market close: NZ stocks end weaker while dairy stocks rally

Fonterra bucked the broader market trend as its shares and units climbed today.

NZ Herald Live: Fonterra agrees to sell consumer arm

Dairy co-op Fonterra has agreed to sell its consumer and associated businesses

Market close: NZ sharemarket continues momentum as Skellerup posts strong result

Earnings reports have been more promising than six months ago, Mark Lister of Craigs says.

Safe heist: How private investigator helped police break $4m crypto safe theft

Pair charged for stealing $4m cryptocurrency, four years ago in affluent Westmere.

'Delayed economic recovery in NZ' – SkyCity CEO on 42% profit drop

$200m of asset sales also identified: Carparks in Auckland as well as 99 Albert St.

Spark trading at ‘deep discount’ - analyst

Reactions to the telco's full-year result, new five-year plan.

Market close: Sharemarket rallies past 13,000 points after rate cut

Results from Fletcher Building and Spark received mixed market reactions.

Spark reveals extent of job cuts

Telco sees a more stable year ahead.