
Market close: a2 Milk, Synlait shares surge after China breakthrough
Ebos Group, a2 Milk, Synlait and Pacific Edge were the centre of attention today.
Ebos Group, a2 Milk, Synlait and Pacific Edge were the centre of attention today.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose sharply at lunchtime but fell away to close slightly down.
Fisher and Paykel Healthcare and Meridian drove the market higher.
There were 61 gainers and 72 decliners over the whole market.
Problems or opportunities? Industry pledges to rise to challenges after tough year.
Chipmaker just keeps building on recent gains, and private jet rumours boost Tesla.
Tech stocks are bullish but Wall St on edge as a tentative US debt deal goes to the vote.
The index was directionless without strong leads from the US and Australia.
CEO said strong growth reflected increased demand for its digital trade solutions.
Opinion: We’ve got the small matter of the US debt ceiling to resolve.
The index was led lower by heavyweight Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.
Optimism about leading position in AI chips drives stellar growth for Nvidia.
Meanwhile, a late recovery wasn't enough as the index finished the day lower.
Tower reports half-year net loss, while profit eludes Pacific Edge.
Drama for Facebook parent - as human parents allege social media is creating teen addicts.
CEO says a reduced risk landscape, rather than investor pressure, led to profit payout.
Tech firms report, Eroad squeaks to Ebit profit, Rakon pays its first dividend.
The New Zealand sharemarket fell nearly half a per cent.
Infratil near top end of guidance as two key holdings beat estimates.
Salmon powers up country's biggest seafood company performance.
The index broke through the 12,000 points mark with a one per cent rise.
Stock Takes: Is the underperforming Synlait Milk heading toward another capital raise?
Millions of Netflix fans opting for cheaper option, despite ads.
The index lost more than half of its gains following the Budget release.
A restrained budget for inflationary times and with election promises yet to come.
Hopes for breakthrough in US debt crisis cheer up Wall Street.
Stockbroker John McMahon will take the seat instead.
Waiting for the other boot to drop.
Online bookings up 93 per cent.