Twitter totters after Elon Musk melee but paint company shines in overnight trading.

The New Zealand sharemarket fell more than half a per cent.

Financial Times: Employees describe a culture of fear at KPMG Lower Gulf.

The index increased 3.8 per cent this week.

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Jarden Brief: US deficit grows despite jump in exports, Aussie surplus surges.

The New Zealand sharemarket took on a mood of uncertainty and had a small loss.

Jarden Brief: American indices resurgent - but cruise companies tank.

Biggest single-day rise for the index in more than four months.

Guo Guangchang's conglomerate's punishing rout on property bonds

The index opened the second half of the year with an agonising one per cent fall.

All eyes are on the US Fed after share investors lick their wounds from a sharp sell-off.

Wall Street equities have most punishing start to a year since 1970.

Jarden Brief: Sunny day for US solar power provider, supply-side issues worry local firms.

Any bear market rally looks to have dissipated.

Jarden Brief: Cruise and crypto perform poorly abroad, SkyCity takes best slot locally.

There has been weeks of instability in the cryptocurrency market.

The index climbed 1.7 per cent, following another strong gain on its previous trading day.

Financial Times: 'I think the idea of waiting for the bottom is a terrible idea.'

Concern over default status and 220 employees

Coastal redwood is growing in popularity as a plantation species for carbon and timber.

Financial Times: Fear, uncertainty and doubt grip market as big names struggle.

New York Times: China & India undermine the West by buying Russian oil.

Even committed industry insiders now fear a two-year 'crypto winter'.

The index gained more than 2 per cent during the shortened week.

The New Zealand sharemarket finished lower after it couldn't hold on to its earlier gains.

Two per cent gain on US indices following worst week since 2020.