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Tilt takeover talk takes NZ sharemarket higher
A rally in Tilt Renewables helped the sharemarket close in on its record high.
Opinion: Covid vaccines herald a new Roaring Twenties of economic growth
Here come the Roaring Twenties. That, at least, is what stock markets seem to believe.
Big Read: Investors ride the 'everything rally'
Financial Times: The prospect of an economic recovery is sending markets to new heights.
Cricketer Ross Taylor opens up on his biggest investment mistake
What is happening on the markets this week.
PM not taking sides in Australia-China tariff fight
A professor of international law is calling on New Zealand to back Australia.
Are supermarkets too powerful to bring down?
An inquiry into an industry duopoly is finding suppliers who are too afraid to speak out.
Bitcoin mania returns - and so does the risk
Bitcoin is nearing record highs again, but that doesn't make it a safe bet.
Mike Pero exits ownership of real estate business, parent company prepares IPO
What's happening on the markets this week.
Synlait to raise $200m, earnings to flatten in 2021
Synlait is raising $200m for further investment and to shore up its balance sheet.
Biden bump pushes NZ sharemarket to record close
Markets seem to like a more predictable Biden while still having a Republican-led Senate.
Mary Holm: Play it cool with that hot tip on market moves
Forget about forecasting the future and concentrate on the best strategy for you.
Continuous Disclosure: Harmoney's board tidy up and Pushpay off the list
What is happening on the markets this week.
Uncertainty rules as US election goes down to the wire
Uncertainty pervades the financial markets as the US election result hangs in the balance
Local markets volatile as US election goes to the wire
A firmer Kiwi, post-election, would hit exporters.
Stock market drops big hint on who will win US election
The S&P 500 has a reliable track record of predicting who'll take the White House.
Long-term forces stack up against the US dollar
The haven status of the US dollar is no longer guaranteed.
Jarden Brief: US market bounces back
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
NZ stocks set to open weaker after US slide
NZ shares are set to drop after 3.5 per cent decline on Wall Street.
Jarden Brief: Winners and losers on a tough day for markets
Jarden gives a daily update of the biggest moves and shakes on the markets.
Trade surplus: Laptop and mask imports surge, car imports plunge
Kiwi's have imported more laptops and fewer cars as we adapted to pandemic life.
Strong housing and share market provides boost but investor confidence remains negative
Confidence rise coming mainly from those living outside Auckland.
Jack Ma rails against global financial rules ahead of US$30 billion Ant Group IPO
Basel regulators are not relevant for China's phase of development, says Alibaba founder.
Taxpayers likely to foot bill for clean-up of ageing oil tanker
Aged vessel has been floating off the Taranaki coast all year waiting to be moved.
Continuous Disclosure: IPO drought over and Rod Duke's latest purchase
What is happening on the markets this week.
Cannabis firm's shares soar on NZX listing
Medicinal cannabis company Rua Bioscience listed on the NZX today.
Stephen Ridgewell gains three-peat at Infinz awards
Big winners from the finance industry awards.
How the markets have reacted to NZ's election outcome
Fiscal policy must come later, but when it does, business will be watching.
The financial markets' verdict on Labour's election win
Financial markets have taken the weekend's election result in their stride.
Hedge fund short sellers target pandemic winners
Financial Times: Will bets laid for companies that rode lockdown best fade?
Protesters shut down mine near Huntly
Some activists were arrested after they chained themselves to an internal gate.
Market close: Contact Energy drives sharemarket higher
Abano Healthcare rose on a higher takeover offer.
Business Hub: James Lee on buying his first shares and his global expansion plans
The boss of New Zealand's largest investment bank talks about why it's expanding now.