NZ shares rose in light trading as earnings trickled off, with Auckland International Airport leading the index while A2 Milk Co continued to drop.

New Zealand shares fell after Chorus said profit growth stalled and chief executive Mark Ratcliffe will step down next year.

NZ King Salmon has confirmed its intention to undertake an initial public offering of shares in New Zealand and a listing on the NZX and ASX.

COMMENT: The June year reporting season, which winds down next week, has been a satisfactory one for investors.

New Zealand shares fell as Air New Zealand declined after warning its record profit might not be repeated.

Analysts call the tech company's performance 'dreadful' after it more than doubled its first-half loss.

a2 Milk has reported sharp lift in earnings driven by increased infant milk formula sales.

New Zealand shares were mixed as dividend payments weighed on investors' minds.

BurgerFuel says today it is going ahead with its US expansion plans.

New Zealand shares rose, led by Tegel Group on prospects for growth in Australia, while Port of Tauranga dropped following broker downgrades.

Australia allowing imports of raw New Zealand chicken is a boon for Tegel.

The company will recognise a $30 million tax liability.

New Zealand shares fell from a record led by Fletcher Building and Spark New Zealand ahead of their results over the next two days.

New Zealand shares gained as early earnings reports skewed positive, with Steel & Tube Holdings and Summerset Group gaining on their results.

Sportspeople love pulling out the "it's been a journey" cliche when scrambling to say something profound during post-match interviews.

Port of Tauranga chief executive Mark Cairns says Forsyth Barr's recent decision to retain an "underperform" rating on the port's

New Zealand shares rose, pushing the S&P/NZX 50 Index to a new record on optimism the lack of profit warnings running into earnings season.

NZ shares rallied yesterday with global markets after positive leads from the US, with the local market led by Kathmandu Holdings and ANZ Banking Group.

NZ shares rose for a second day amid bullish expectations for A2 Milk's growth and earnings.

Trading in the NZX milk futures, introduced in late May, has gained traction after a slow start.

New Zealand shares fell, led lower by Kathmandu Holdings and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, while Fonterra Shareholders Fund continued Monday's gains.

NZ shares rose to a fresh record with New Zealand Refining Co and Fonterra Shareholders Fund gaining after the latter maintained its milk payout forecast.

New Zealand shares rose to a fresh record, led by Comvita and Fletcher Building.

First report is out, but Mad Butcher owner "disagrees strongly" with findings.

New Zealand shares fell from a record high, led by Trade Me Group and Orion Health Group.

New Zealand shares followed rising global markets to hit a new record, with Xero, Trade Me Group and Kathmandu Holdings leading the

NZ shares rose, pushing the benchmark index to a new record as continued lower interest rates nudged investors to seek better returns from equities.

NZ shares rose to a new record with Xero, Metlifecare and Steel & Tube Holdings gaining while Air NZ dropped on its June operating statistics.

NZ shares hit another record high in light turnover, with Auckland Airport, SkyCity Entertainment Group and Moa Group gaining, while Comvita fell.

New Zealand shares rose, led by Metro Performance Glass, Tower and Trade Me Group, with little corporate news to drive prices ahead of earnings season.