New Zealand shares rose led by Fletcher Building and Restaurant Brands.

NZX's board doesn't support the election of Tony Falkenstein as one of its directors.

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Cavalier's outlook has deteriorated further since its last earnings downgrade in February.

Orion Health expects to be back in the black by the second half.

Orion drops but Mainfreight gains after record profit.

Argosy lifted distributable earnings 4.6 per cent.

New Zealand shares fell, led by companies that have outperformed the index this year.

Activity and spending in China compounds jitters from cyber attack and missile test.

Major US stock indexes gained, with the S&P 500 ending at a record high close.

Myrtle Rust has been discovered in the Far North and Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock.

Wall St seesawed as optimism about better-than-expected corporate earnings.

New Zealand shares fell, snapping a seven-day rally.

Wall Street was mixed as investors awaited Apple's latest earnings.

Scales Corp lifted its final dividend for 2016.

Wall Street climbed, sending the Nasdaq to a fresh record high.

Intueri Education Group shares fell 52 per cent to 1 cent, valuing the company at $1m.

NZX revenue dipped 1.7 per cent in the first three months of the year.

New Zealand shares rose ahead of tomorrow's Anzac Day holiday.

Abano will sue Healthcare Partners for unpaid costs stemming from a takeover bid.

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Small businesses are being squeezed by the industry giants, data reveals.

Mark Peterson will take over the reins at NZX full-time effective immediately.

The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 45.78 points, or 0.6 per cent, to 7243.75.

The value of trading on NZX's markets fell for a third month in March.

Mark Warminger will appeal a High Court ruling that he manipulated NZ stock markets.

Doctors are on the cusp of launching the first new male contraceptive.

New Zealand shares gained, led by Vista Group International and Xero.

GeoOp is sounding out investors for a possible ASX listing.

Shareholders have overwhelmingly backed plans to sell the firm's Taupo wood processing mill and wind up the business.