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Arvida sales up 29 per cent after Covid lockdowns
Illness, need for a higher level of care or death - reasons for village resales
Du Val seeks $17.5m for new build-to-rent fund
Buying Mt Roskill, Māngere apartments target of new fund.
Tenant painters 'make my blood boil' says landlord
"Over 99 per cent of them wouldn't have a clue," - Goodwin.
Jarden Brief: Twitter locks down account of US-based Chinese embassy
Jarden's daily update on the major moves on the market.
Director clear-out on board of Government-backed venture capital fund
Two more board resignations at Crown-backed venture capital fund.
Investment company to wind down finance arm, let executives go
Inability to raise capital forces company to wind up finance arm.
Broking firm fined $200,000 for 'blatant' breaches
NZ's financial watchdog started to crack down on misuse of the FSPR in 2017.
Power generators drive NZ stocks to record high
Democrats' firming grip on US politics fuels appetite for NZ power companies.
Red-hot NZX cruises over 2020 finish line
NZ sharemarket closes out one of most amazing 12 months' trading in its 105-year history.
Leading questions: John Dakin - getting goods here 'a pinch point'
Forget trying to make any predictions about 2021, says John Dakin.
NZ's top 10 richest private schools: The school with nearly $1b in assets
A Weekend Herald investigation ranks New Zealand's ten richest private schools.
Leading questions: What Kiwi Property boss expects of 2021
'So as long as the sun is shining and there are no Zoom calls, I'll be happy'.
Executive exodus: Why are top Kiwi CEOs heading for the door?
Are our CEOs paid too much in New Zealand?
Business Hub: Lance Wiggs on searching for the next Xero
Punakaiki Fund director on buying a home v investing in a business, his Twitter ban, more.
NZ's largest retirement business repaying $14.2m wage subsidy
This move follows three other retirement villages.
Newbie investors warned after individual gets telling off over market manipulation
The alleged misconduct occurred in April.
Sharesies raises $25m to expand across the ditch
TradeMe and Stephen Tindall's K1W1 have poured more money into the online broker.
New aged care/retirement village owner to list on NZX
"I can't wait to ring that bell on listing" - Brien Cree
From Irish dairy farm to running SkyCity Entertainment
"Having a job like this ... what a perfect opportunity" - New SkyCity CEO Michael Ahearne.
Fletcher forecasts making $100m more in first six months
Fletcher to make nearly $100m more this year than last.
$3.3b listed landlord Goodman reports first-half $176.3m profit
Property valuations push down bottom-line result of industrial landlord.
Sylvia Park owner releases financial results, reveals Covid impact
$3.2b landlord's first-half result out.
Ryman spends $50m on pandemic response
First half-year results out for NZ's biggest listed retirement business
'Very surprising to us': Analyst on SkyCity executive exodus
Sudden departure of Graeme Stephens "very surprising to us" - Chelsea Leadbetter.
Vital Healthcare talks up unitholder returns
Vital executives upbeat at AGM after a strong result.
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$38.8m Nido cost $44.6m to build: construction company liquidated
Kumar rejected bankers' advice to think small, saying "I'm running out of time"
ACC buys stake in Les Mills International
Philip and Jackie Mills will sell part of their stake.