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Investors scramble after EBOS stock, shares rally sharply

EBOS Group's share placement as been well supported by the market.

Farmers vote strongly in favour of Fonterra revamp

One of the biggest votes in the co-operative's history.

Kiwi tradies' online marketplace Builderscrack acquired by Australian company

The 100 per cent acquisition by hipages Group Holdings is for A$11.8m in cash and equity.

TV star: Analysts boost Sky target price

Move follows increase in profit guidance, driven by cost savings.

Apple grower Scales sees profit at top of range

Managing director Andy Borland said it had been another challenging year for the group.

'Betrayed': Maersk tightens screws on Kiwi firms in supply chain crisis

Local companies will be forced to rely on the spot price market next year.

Vulcan heavily upgrades prospectus earnings forecasts

Vulcan Steel upgrades earnings forecasts following stronger-than-expected trading.

Business Hub: Shan Wilson - NZ's first dedicated pro bono law firm partner

Aotearoa is lagging behind comparable countries when addressing justice inequality.

Need a wetsuit? Kathmandu warns of short supply due to supply chain

But Kathmandu says it is well prepared for Black Friday and Christmas trading periods.

TradeWindow debuts on the NZX at 25% premium

The company has already received backing from ASB and Anna Mowbray.

Vodafone celltowers could be sold as Infratil weighs 'capital release' options

Towers are seen as a hot asset after recent activity across the Tasman.

Steel and Tube expects to double first half profit

Steel and Tube's previous first half profit came to $8.9m.

My Food Bag boosts profit, pays first dividend

The meal kit company also had an increase in active customer numbers.

Data reveals record quarter for NZ deal making

M&A activity buoyed by deals that were previously on hold in 2020.

Hopeful a2 Milk shareholders leave empty-handed after AGM

Red-hot growth likely a thing of the past for alternative milk company, says chairman.

Agriculture minister uncomfortable with Fonterra plan

Damien O'Connor asks Fonterra to consider "'reshaping" its proposals.