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New York's $322 billion pension fund is dropping fossil fuel stocks
New York Times: Its decision could accelerate a shift in markets away from oil companies.
Pandemic reaches grim milestone as Biden moves to take charge
New York Times: Biden is confronting a coronavirus pandemic that's surging out of control.
Liam Dann: Despite vaccine news, war is far from over
Vaccine is no silver bullet but at least brings the horizons of this crisis into focus.
Covid vaccine looking 90 per cent effective - when NZ could receive it
The announcement doesn't mean a vaccine is imminent.
Wealth wipeout: World's richest lose combined $320b before lunch
India's Mukesh Ambani, who began the week as Asia's richest person, lost US$5.7 billion.
Coronavirus crash: US stocks plummet amid oil fears
The New York Stock Exchange came to a grinding halt as US stocks plummeted.
US stocks surge, global markets stabilise
Investors have grown optimistic that central banks would intervene.
NZ share prices edge down after world markets fall
NZ stocks are poised to open lower as the US market falls prey to the "napalm" index.
Wall Street chalks up worst day of 2019
The trade war between Trump and China has rocked the market again.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway's cash pile hits $122b record
The world's most famous value investor isn't seeing much value in stocks at record highs.
Markets sink as Trump opens new trade war front against Mexico
Door slams shut on the 2019 stock market surge.
Slade Robertson: Time to celebrate NZ shares
We readily celebrate sporting success but reluctant with business or financial success.
Liam Dann: The magic word that's sent global markets soaring
The US Federal Reserve has made a dramatic policy u-turn which shifts the global outlook.
The stock market has been going down, down, down. So why do so many analysts think it'll go way up this year?
Despite carnage last year, analysts still think there's reason to be bullish this year.
Investors buckle in for a wild ride in 2019
Sharemarket investors are buckled in for a wild ride over 2019.
Japan stocks plunge, other Asia markets fall after US losses
Effects of Trump's tweet felt in Asia as Japanese stocks plunge.
The markets keep going up. Is it time to sell?
With the market tipping near its Everest, many investors are wondering whether to sell.
Wall St divided as equity wipeout nears $1 trillion
Wall Street analysts debate what comes next amid heated rhetoric over tariffs.
Would you buy shares in Spotify? Because now you can
Music-streaming pioneer Spotify is hoping to attract a new crowd of fans on Wall Street.
One man that's thrilled with the stock market swings
If you have a pulse and own a stock, you probably have seen Peter Tuchman's face.
Editorial: Sharemarkets have had a charmed ride
Wall St's drop was a predictable response to normal interest rates returning.
NZ stocks take back seat to Wall Street rally
The local share market has taken a back seat to Wall Street's record gains.
Spotify to show whether investors believe in music's resurgence
Investors are finally getting a crack at the resurgent music business.
Record highs on Wall Street despite tech stocks falling
Dow climbed to a record 24,534.04 while the S&P 500 touched a record 2,665.19.
Mark Lister: Wall St too quiet for comfort
OPINION: Little volatility on Wall Street is a little unnerving.
What you need to know: AT&T blocked from mega-deal
AT&T has vowed to fight US government to save its US$85 billion bid to buy Time Warner.
US economic data underpin stock rally
Wall Street gained, sending the three benchmark indices to record highs.
Wall St climbs, GM, Ford rally on sales
Wall St climbed to record highs, as latest US new car sales data exceeded expectations.
US manufacturing lifts mood
US stocks and the dollar gained, with the Dow and S&P 500 climbing to records.