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Why NZ sharemarket had biggest jump in single day of trading in 13 years, outside of Covid rally

But experts warn more volatility is likely until clearer view of interest rates cuts.

Nikki Connors loses suppression over freezing order

A long legal battle ends.

Cocktail of trouble: How food packaging business failed

A big change aimed at boosting profits ended up backfiring.

Venture capital funding drops for Kiwi start-ups

Global competition, high inflation and skills shortages cited as challenges by report.

KiwiSaver investments ride wave of optimism

The value of savings rose about $4 billion in the first quarter.

'Dreaded FIF tax' forces some of our best immigrants to quit NZ

OPINION: Many investor-immigrants want to stay. A little-known tax pushes them away.

Market close: F&P Healthcare leads rise in sharemarket

Shares in Fisher & Paykel Healthcare hit a 27-month high.

How to kill debt without selling that classic car or treasured artwork - Mary Holm

OPINION: How to balance debt repayment and investment growth in NZ.

Stock Takes: Has AI created a sharemarket bubble?

Donald Trump's company has listed with a high valuation but low revenue.

Tesla’s troubles raise questions about its invincibility

New York Times: Telsa's share price has lost one-third of its value this year.

What the watered down tax on house flippers will look like

Bright-line test to mirror what it looked like under the previous National-led Government.

Stock Takes: Companies which tanked this reporting season

And what it reveals about the economy.

Opinion: What New Zealand Inc and its investors can learn from the US and Europe

OPINION: The US and European stock markets have delivered big gains lately.

Cecilia Robinson: Premier House and the sad state of our nation's assets

OPINION: The decision to avoid investing in Premier House misses the broader point.

Mary Holm: Pay down debt or invest?

OPINION: Mary Holm says there are two things to consider.

Stock Takes: Why is the New Zealand sharemarket failing to fire?

The US, Japanese and European sharemarkets have all hit all-time highs.