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Sobering face of sale nothing to smile at
One in three people viewing realestate.co.nz earlier this year searched the words "mortgagee sale", hunting a bargain ripe for plucking.
Eateries flavour of month at auction
Cafes and restaurants prove irresistible to smaller investors.
<i>Jane Diplock:</i> Much to consider for Hanover investors
In a rare move, Securities Commission chairwoman Jane Diplock gives her views on the decision facing Hanover Finance debenture holders.
Sell the mansion? Not an option
With toilet paper stuck to the heel of his shoe, Hanover co-owner Mark Hotchin walked into his Auckland investor meeting yesterday.
Hotchin flanked by guards at Hanover meeting
Hanover investors asked heated questions of company directors at a meeting to discuss the $400 million deal put up by Allied Farmers.
Sheppard admits he got it wrong
Hanover Finance has returned fire on the Shareholders Association's Bruce Sheppard.
BioVittoria share offer delayed, third IPO to stall
BioVittoria, the Hamilton-based biotech firm, has pushed out the closing date for its initial public offering.
BioVittoria IPO extended again
Hamilton-based natural sweetener company Biovittoria is further extending the closing date of it share offer.
Blue Chip apartments on the block today
Victims of property investor Blue Chip and those disenchanted with paying high leasehold fees are offering units for sale today.
Allied's investors vote to buy Hanover
Allied Farmers shareholders yesterday resoundingly endorsed their company's proposed acquisition of Hanover Finance's loan book.
Hotchin: Put your anger aside
Mark Hotchin has implored Hanover and United Finance investors to set aside their anger and decide on Allied Farmers' proposed deal on its merits.
Hanover urges investors to think positive
Hanover Finance shareholders have been urged to put aside the company's poor performance and any animoisty towards its directors when they vote on the Alllied Farmers deal.
NZX to split shares, change dividend policy
Stock exchange operator NZX plans to split its shares four ways, and change the way it calculates dividends.
House values climb but many vendors choose to stay put
Figures released today show nationwide values are up 4.1 per cent from April but still 5.9 per cent below the market peak of late 2007.