Chinese property developers brace for epic shakeout
China's Government is trying to keeping the country's mountain of debt in check.
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Dow drops sharply as two industrial giants warn of trouble
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Shareholders Association voting against PGG Wrightson's $434m deal
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Trump's trade war to kill $1 yoga pants
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Stocks may have been hit hard, but it wasn't as bad as it looks now.
NZX braces for another rough ride as US plunge continues
The US market shed over 1,200 points in two days.
NZ sharemarket tumbles in one of its worst days ever
Nearly every single stock on the benchmark S&P/NZX50 index was in the red.
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Investors are being urged not to panic after a fall in the markets today.
Dire warning: Big crash could wipe half of NZ Super fund
The good news is that the figure could also be recovered quite quickly.
NZX slumps as US bloodbath overnight hits world markets
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