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New stock exchange for SMEs to be launched

Catalist will target companies that are valued between $6m and $60m.

SkyCity probe to investigate VIP income

An analyst notes that VIP income only accounts for 1 per cent of group earnings.

Ryman's steps to keep 900 elderly safe from Covid outbreak

Ryman has 900 elderly people in five Victorian properties.

Stock Takes: Could cooler property market pull down retirement village stocks?

Fletcher enters the retirement village sector and Ryman falls out of favour.

The bitcoin strategy divorcing spouses use to hide assets

Bitcoin divorces are tipped to become a huge issue in coming years.

Australian govt fund under fire for investment in struggling Kiwi firm

The company has employed very few staff in Australia.

Andrew Barnes: What Govt should demand of wealthy investors coming to NZ

Businessman Andrew Barnes on why we should expect more of wealthy investors coming to NZ.

Silver Lake standoff: NZR invites Forsyth Barr to discuss IPO

NZ Rugby invites Forsyth Barr for meeting despite reservations about proposed IPO.

Sharesies for the Aussies: Kiwi trading platform extends its wings

The trading platform will also offer direct investment into Australian shares.

Christopher Niesche: Rise of exchange traded funds threat to fund managers

Surging popularity of ETFs leaves fund managers, and their higher fees, looking out-dated.

Nido homeware store failure: Investors sounded out for more funds

Critics say investment scheme should be licensed.

Broker puts $1.90 target price on My Food Bag

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

Craigs Investment Partners CEO Frank Aldridge to step down

Sir Ralph Norris is to become chairman.

Kiwi Property valuations up $100m

Vaccinations cited as one of the reasons for more positivity.

Third Age Health CEO defends messy liquidation of former company

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

Are retail investors giving up their rights to grab higher investment rates?

The regulator is worried some investors are giving up protections in favour of returns.