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Z Energy shareholders vote in favour of selling company to Ampol
The scheme of arrangement was passed by the required majority of shareholders.
Hallensteins profit falls, cuts dividend to 18cps
Hallensteins said it would cut its dividend in line with a weaker first-half profit.
Stock Takes: What's going on at F&P Healthcare and My Food Bag?
There's a warning within the shape of the line.
Kathmandu slumps to net loss as store closures take a toll
Less government support and rent assistance also impacted the retailer.
Second time lucky: Air NZ flying direct to New York later this year
Airline had hoped to launch the service in October 2020 but Covid got in the way.
Unintended consequences? Public ownership register 'errs on side of transparency'
Minister defends over-riding official advice in pushing for publicly searchable register.
Rising costs eating into Warehouse's profit
The Warehouse's first-half net profit fell 8.2 per cent.
Corporate secrecy to end as government commits to reform
After years of delays, and the Pandora Papers scandal, corporate secrecy laws overhauled.
Motor group Armstrong's parks IPO
Christchurch-founded company had intended to float on NZX and ASX some time this year.
Insolvencies slump, but so does IRD enforcement
Insolvencies continue to plumb record lows. Given the conditions, how long can this last?
Fonterra CFO Marc Rivers to resign
"Instrumental" executive to leave at the end of the year.
Fonterra performs well at half year despite high milk price cost
Fonterra's turnaround continues despite paying high milk prices to farmers.
Briscoe posts record profit despite 84 days of store closures
Total sales were up 6.08 per cent and online sales jumped 21.4 per cent.
Orcon-2degrees $1.7b deal approved: Could a merger with Sky TV be next?
Is it likely the merged business will try for a hookup with Sky TV?
Australia's Ampol to sell Gull for $572m
Ampol has sold Gull in New Zealand to Allegro for $572m, subject to conditions.
Corporate veil to be pulled at last
New Zealand told to adopt a register of beneficial ownership, a policy stalled since 2016.
Strike threat: Air NZ faces action by cabin crew trainers
Airline surprised to get notice of strike action, says more talks scheduled
Theresa Gattung: Time for radical investment in women-led ventures
Women founders are not always exposed to the growing NZ investment ecosystem.
Adam Hunt: You can't sanction what you don't know about
A beneficial ownership register would help us impose sanction over the Ukraine invasion.
NZ Herald audience numbers continue to climb
Premium digital subscriptions are also growing.
Top business leaders crowned at Deloitte Top 200 awards
Company of the year and CEO of the year among the big awards.
Cinema returns: Vista Group reports strong revenue growth
The return of blockbusters like Spider-Man: No Way Home has boosted cinemas.
NZSA singles out Tilt directors for showing courage under fire
Former Tilt directors have been recognised by the NZ Shareholders Association.
Restaurant Brands profit jumps 69.3pc taking it to $51.9m
Restaurant Brands crosses billion-dollar sales target for FY2021.
Genesis posts flat first half, sees 2022 as a pivotal year for power
Genesis Energy upgrades its prospects slightly for 2022.
Does war show a weakness in new fuel supply plan for NZ?
Ships to bring fuel to NZ could be in short supply in a global event, claim opponents.
Sky TV boss says Sport price rise possible, reveals key football deal detail
Pay-TV provider flags the return of its dividend, confirms its bullish full-year guidance.
Allbirds' wings clipped after losses widen, forecast falls short
Pandemic labour shortages blamed as revenue increases but losses widen.
Air NZ: Encouraging and ominous signs from overseas amid heavy half-year loss
Analyst says lack of timing of capital raise not surprising given result and outlook.
Company results: How Kiwibank, Vital, Summerset and Scales fared
A busy day of reporting from NZX-listed companies.
Scales lifts 2021 profit, sees higher costs ahead
Diversified food and logistics company Scales has lifted its net profit for 2021.
Air NZ losses deepen to $376m, capital raise still planned 'subject to market conditions'
Airline's chair says 2022 financial year is the most difficult yet for the airline.