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Concessions offered on ASX deal

Westfield posts healthy profit but vagueness on plans disappoints

Westfield Group delivered 2010 earnings in line with expectations amid improving global retail markets, but said it was too early to ramp up existing plans for new development investment of up to A$1 billion ($1.3 billion) a year.

NZ sharemarket closes on quiet note, dips 5 points

Vector appeals regulator decisions

Ron Brierley hits out at Gibbs' 'phoney' claim

The claim by Tony Gibbs that he pushed for the AGM to be held in New Zealand is 'phoney' says Ron Brierley.

NZ dollar drops to 8-week low as Wall St falls

Fletcher Building on a roll of successes

Freightways hits one year high on growth report

<i>Dollar Outlook</i>: Kiwi may fall on weak retail sales

Low ball 'sharks' will keep circling until law changed, says law firm

The government must restrict access to share registers and require offers to stay open for a reasonable length of time to protect unsophisticated investors from low ball offers, says Chapman Tripp partner Roger Wallis.

NZ dollar drops to 3-week low

Kiwifruit outlook defies disease

50-plus projects under way to combat bacterial plague.

Natural Dairy pressing ahead with milk export plans

The Chinese company that sparked a fierce national debate last year about foreign investment in farming is ploughing ahead with plans to export millions of cartons of UHT milk from New Zealand to China.

Get The Answers: Do your homework before 'scoping out' Asian markets

Wool offer hangs by a thread

Motels feel pinch