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Xero shares climb 11pc as cash burn slows
Shares in Xero climbed 11 percent after the accounting software developer said it slowed the pace of cash outflow in the first three months of the year.
Henri Eliot: Should company directors tweet?
In the conservative world of company boardrooms, the notion of directors signing up to Twitter and having followers is contrary to their traditional role.
Abano mulls rebel shareholder request for meeting
Abano is mulling the extraordinary meeting request from rebel shareholders who want to dump Trevor Janes as chairman and refresh the board.
No deal, say Abano rebel shareholders to buyout bid
The brinksmanship between Abano Healthcare and two shareholders owning 19 per cent of the company continues.
Jilted Abano suitors turn guns on chairman
A rebel shareholder group has launched a campaign to unseat Abano Healthcare chairman, Trevor Janes, in a coordinated attack that also questions decisions by NZX Regulation and a valuation by investment house Grant Samuel.
Carl's Jnr drives growth at Restaurant Brands
Restaurant Brands posted a 23% rise in profit after it boosted sales even as increased rivalry forced it to cut prices.
Michael Hill boosts sales on Canadian growth
Jewellery chain Michael Hill International reported a 10.5 percent gain in sales for the first nine months of the year, led by growth in Canada and Australia.
Felix Salmon: The narrative fallacy of 'Flash Boys'
Felix Salmon takes a hard look at Michael Lewis’ latest book 'Flash Boys'.
Drury: Xero can ride out tech sell-off
Xero boss Rod Drury says the company's $210m of cash means it can ignore mounting concerns over tech stocks and continue to "drive its business".
Justice Dept. joins US high-frequency trading probe
The Justice Department is investigating whether traders using ultra-fast computer algorithms are violating insider-trading laws.
Xero joins forces with KPMG for UK push
Cloud software firm Xero has joined forces with giant KPMG to provide accounting and tax services to SMEs in the United Kingdom.
Low-ball share bids take $290,000 toll
Kiwis who accepted low-ball share offers sold their investments at $290,000 below market value in the year to February, despite rules aiming to limit the practice.
Dotcom firm heads for listing
The technology company started by Kim Dotcom is heading for the New Zealand sharemarket with a valuation of $210 million.
Mega share partner facing charges
One of the main shareholders of the company Mega plans to use to achieve a $210m listing on the NZ stock exchange is facing market manipulation charges in Australia.
What is a back door listing?
Mega, the online storage company set up by Kim Dotcom is to list on the NZX. Herald stock market specialist Tamsyn Parker offers some insights on stock exchange back-door listings.
Augusta Capital buys KCL Property
A listed property business with $350 million of real estate is growing into a business managing $1.2 billion of property through a deal
Feltex float 'squeezed juice from the lemon' - lawsuit
Feltex Carpets' former director Peter Thomas likened the firm's 2004 float to a lemon from which most of the juice had been squeezed out, according to an email.
Dita De Boni: Kiwi rubbish reeks of success
Many large players pitched for the Kiwi waste business, but Beijing Capital rolled in with a $950 million cheque, and the deal was done, writes Dita De Boni.
Xero shares close at a new record high
Shares in Xero have hit another new high today after an announcement that the tech company will be included in a global index for the first time.
Rakon censure 'timely reminder'
Rakon has been censured and fined for breaching NZX disclosure rules after news broke in China about a new purchase in July last year.