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Market close: Sharemarket up 0.4% despite Hallenstein resignation

Retailer Hallenstein Glasson was up 4c to $8.75 after announcing the CEO's resignation.

Market close: NZ sharemarket closes up over 1%

The NZX 50 Index closed at 13,070.45, up 139.72 points or 1.08%.

Trump pushes retirement savings toward crypto, should KiwiSaver follow suit?

Should KiwiSaver schemes take a lead from the US and get more involved in crypto?

Market close: Strong lead from US carries NZX 50 up 1.5%

'Bad news is good news,' one analyst said.

Market close: Mainfreight’s gains offset by Gentrack Group’s losses

Mainfreight rebounds and Gentrack takes a hit as the NZX trades flat.

Stock Takes: What to watch out for this reporting season

Will this month's company reporting season reveal a turnaround for the sharemarket?

Mary Holm: When parents should step back from kids' bank accounts

OPINION: There's a difference between young children's accounts and over 18-year-olds.

Stock Takes: How analysts rated Sky-TV3 deal

Sky expects a $20m ebitda improvement from cost synergies over three years.

Leighton Roberts: Lessons from Warren Buffett for Kiwi investors

OPINION: Buffett emphasised patience and understanding businesses over market trends.

Market close: NZ sharemarket drops 1% as global markets remain 'messy'

Analyst Greg Smith said that the global markets continue to remain messy.

Stock Takes: NZ shares are down, but not out

New Zealand's sharemarket is in correction mode, but is faring better than others.

Market close: NZ sharemarket rises as Trump backs down on Fed chair

Ryman Healthcare shares fell after underwriters sold shares at a loss.

Diana Clement: How to get started on investing if you’re a young adult

OPINION: Young people should start with KiwiSaver before riskier investments.

'Significant risk': NZME board fires back at Grenon; delays shareholders' meeting

The NZME board raises concerns over governance, independence and editorial control.

Stock Takes: Has ethical investing lost its shine?

The change of Government in the United States has put ESG investing on the back foot.

Takeovers Panel probing NZME board coup attempt

'Doesn't look like they would be acting in concert': A lawyer on NZME moves.