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Infratil: NZSA, ACC split on Morrison & Co's management fees

Shareholders told it is now a "data and connectivity" company.

Million-dollar backstop loan for Wellington's Sky Stadium

Councils consider $4.2m lifeline loan for stadium to fall back on with borders still shut.

Infratil capital raising puts hefty management fee under lens

NZX-listed Infratil is raising $300m to advance its current investments.

Infratil sees 30% lift in CDC earnings; maintains dividend

CDC Data Centres is now the biggest asset in Infratil's portfolio.

Deloitte Top 200: What it takes to be a top CFO

What is takes to be a top notch chief financial officer.

Infratil lifts full-year guidance as OIO approves Vodafone deal

Infratil partner Brookfield Asset Management has received approval for the Vodafone deal.

Infratil cleared to buy Vodafone NZ, global roaming price hiked

Infratil gets to keep its 50% stake in Trustpower with its 100K broadband customers.

Continuous Disclosure: Analysts take knife to Westpac, auditor cries foul over Tegel accounts, Vodafone's missing link

Market news and opinion.

Stockmarket drops amid light trading

Stockmarket drops amid light trading.

Spark, A2 Milk fall as market stays light

New Zealand shares.

Businesses in limbo after tax ruling

Trustpower may now have to pay nearly $15 million in tax and interest after losing a Supreme Court appeal.

Wellington runway fears shot down by Court

The High Court has backed that a 90-metre safety area for an extended Wellington Airport runway is sufficient.

Paul Newfield new Morrison & Co CIO

Paul Newfield has been named as the new chief investment officer at HRL Morrison & Co, who manage Wellington-based infrastructure investor, Infratil.

Infratil buys up Aust data centre stake

Infratil will spend $420m for a 48 percent stake in Canberra Data Centres.

Infratil earnings up 2.5pc - $1b waiting to invest

Infratil lifted annual earnings by 2.5 per cent, meeting guidance, as its Metlifecare and RetireAustralia investments delivered big contributions.

NZ Bus heads down electric path

New Zealand's biggest bus operator is paying $30m to start moving its fleet to electric technology.