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Broker puts $1.90 target price on My Food Bag

The analysts see potential for My Food Bag to grow its net profits quickly.

Kiwi drug maker takes big Covid hit

Drug and supplement maker initially made hay from Covid. Now it's turned into a problem.

Market close: NZ sharemarket rises in buoyant trading

The NZ sharemarket turned into the Easter bunny, handing out useful gains to most stocks.

Analyst starts Plexure coverage with a big call

PLUS: Mac attack: Plexure's largest customer reviews its technology.

NZ sharemarket posts gain as AIA stands out

The New Zealand sharemarket is regaining some new-found confidence.

Market close: Energy stocks help sharemarket to small gain

Contact and Meridian provide a small gain, as the S&P/NZX 50 closes 0.16 per cent up.

Australian, Middle Eastern owners sell Precinct Properties' management for $215m

Sydney and Abu Dhabi businesses to terminate management contract.

SkyCity Entertainment names three new directors

Casino company rings in the changes at board level

Thinking of starting your own business? You're in the right country

New Zealand tops the list of countries to start a new business.

Market close: Huljichs' Pushpay shares sale worth $320m

US investment firm Sixth Street becomes Pushpay's largest shareholder.

Kathmandu climbs back, resumes dividend payment

The company suspended dividend payments last year due to the impact of Covid-19.

Third Age Health CEO defends messy liquidation of former company

Chief executive of newly listed company says he has learned from past business.

NZ sharemarket plunges late despite travel stocks boost

The imminent arrival of a transtasman bubble was a boost for travel and tourism stocks.

Chocks away: Emirates' NZ boost, Air NZ picks its date for Oz bubble

A year after airline travel collapsed airlines are rebuilding networks.

Hamish Rutherford: In praise of independent directors

Takeover of Tilt demonstrates the value of having strong independent directors.

Covid kickstart: Restaurateur says NZ should follow Australia's $100 vouchers

"We get told to just shut up and be grateful we are still in business."