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Bottom of the barrel: Tamarind creditors top US$300m

In best case scenario, more than 100 creditors would get a few cents in the dollar.

Foreign ownership of local sharemarket falls as Aussies take profits

The sharemarket's 30 per cent gain in 2019 was too much for Aussie investors to resist.

NZ shares shrug off Middle East tensions; Infratil gains

Infratil hit a record $5.26 and ended the day up 3.5 per cent

NZ oil exploration hinges on Great South Basin

OMV's drilling off the Otago Coast will determine the future of the industry.

Mark Lister: Has the US dollar run out of steam?

The NZ dollar's uptick has come as a result of the US dollar's struggles.

NZ dollar extends gain as commodity currencies rally

The NZ dollar has built on its five-month high.

Global investments you should have made in 2019

There were a few big winners over the last 12 months.

Frank Jasper: Investment chart-toppers of 2019

It has been a wonderful year to be an investor.

Oil vessel prepares to exit Taranaki over Tamarind debt

Troubles of cash-strapped oil company working off the coast are mounting.

Company representing NZ's richest family embroiled in Australian stoush

Some shareholders voted against reappointment of two directors.

A2 Milk CEO Jayne Hrdlicka sells down transition share rights

CEO sells 61 per cent of rights to meet tax obligations.

Halifax liquidator urges investors to come forward

Around 2,100 creditors stand to get money back.

Bitcoin on the slide again

Bitcoin broke below $8,000 for the first time in nearly a month.

Austrian oil giant selling out of Maari oil field

The company is moving away from heavier-emitting resources.

NZX 'assessing' trades in port company

Share price surged after details of government's port study were revealed on Monday.

Taranaki oil producer 'may be insolvent'

Taranaki arm of Malaysian company suspends payments to creditors.