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A2 Milk appoints new chief marketing officer
A2 Milk has appointed former Danone executive, Edith Bailey, to its team.
Market close: Late burst drives NZ shares higher
The New Zealand sharemarket etched out another promising gain.
Former Air NZ boss invests in luxury beauty brand
The move comes ahead of a partnership with a major online retailer in the UK and US.
Market close: NZ shares finish solid month with another gain
The leading index increased 2.7 per cent during June.
Call for more Fonterra transparency with capital restructure
Detail on strategy and performance outlook needed along with any change.
NZ sharemarket stays positive despite Covid-19 uncertainties
The S&P/NZX 50 Index stayed in positive territory all day.
Damien O'Connor unfazed by Fonterra share price dips
As long as cooperative does its job, billions in dairy farmers' assets will be maintained.
Kathmandu expects to take hit from Oz lockdowns
Kathmandu has been forced to close more than 60 stores in Australia.
Travel and tourism stocks battered by bubble pause
The market overall remained directionless and traded in a narrow range.
Fonterra unit fund manager appoints advisors on reform proposal
Fonterra unit fund manager notes material drop in share prices.
'A fluid and uncertain time': Air NZ cancels flights as Australian travel bans bite
Large numbers of passengers are cancelling their trips to Australia.
'It's brutal:' Fighting for a fair share with your ex in a divorce
Why fighting over relationship property is "barbaric" and what needs change.
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Sun-seeking: When you can fly year-round to Queensland hot spots
With long haul off, travellers and airlines look for more places within Australasia.
Company fined $361k for misleading representations about steel mesh
Euro Corporation was the final company to be sentenced after a series of investigations.
Singapore Airlines: Now's the time to prepare for bubble with NZ
Airline says small groups of passengers could pave way for return to 'new normal' service.
Action brewing against Fonterra directors over share price dive
Fonterra's capitalisation value has fallen $3b since capital restructure plan announced.
'A tussle over a corpse': Vector's private prosecution over alleged $1m fraud
A rare private prosecution trial against a corporate is due to be held next year.
Market close: NZ stocks eke out another slight gain
The NZ sharemarket has closed with another slight gain after a firmer finish on Wall St.
Cavalier names former Icebreaker boss as new CEO
Greg Smith replaces Paul Alston at the carpetmaker.
Liquidators probe medical tech company's transactions
Director says business collapsed due to Covid-19 and failure to obtain large contracts.
Why Trustpower sold its retail business to Mercury
Trustpower's retail business was sold to Mercury NZ for $441 million.
Market close: NZ shares follow Wall Street drop after US rate hike fears
Mercury's deal to buy Trustpower's retail arm is the big news of the day.
High Court strikes out part of $278m claims against PwC
Judge says the claims can be regarded as 'frivolous, vexatious or an abuse of process'.
Pacific Edge shares climb on Kaiser addition
US healthcare giant takes up another PEB product.
Bubble trouble: Aussie 'predators' offer big dollars to lure Kiwi labour
Australian recruiters are offering big money to lure Kiwi workers across the ditch.
Air NZ's Greg Foran on when long-haul travel could resume
Where to next for airline, heavy losses continue and a sweetener for remaining staff.
Air NZ bonus good start says union; now how about the living wage?
Union says 35 crew got Covid-19, Air NZ says some pilots have spent 100 days in isolation.
Air NZ awards staff $1000 in shares, signals another $450m loss
Airline gearing up for international travel but new Dreamliners coming later.
Market close: NZ stocks end weaker in muted reaction to GDP
NZ stocks ended with a soft tone, despite a very strong first quarter GDP result.
Market close: NZ power generators, Chorus, drive sharemarket lower
Weakness in the Kiwi power companies drove the sharemarket lower.
Market close: F&P Healthcare surge drives sharemarket to big gain
NZ shares hit highest close for five weeks.