
It's a dangerous time to be a bad CEO
The first half of 2017 has produced a string of CEO departures and successions
The first half of 2017 has produced a string of CEO departures and successions
The Dow Jones Industrial Average erased about 160 points in 20 minutes.
The market hasn't gone completely deaf to politics.
The S&P/NZX50 Index gained 44.62 points, or 0.6 per cent, to close at 7628.57.
Compassion is eclipsed by a competing desire not to up-end the social pecking order.
American business giant Warren Buffet has just donated billions of dollars to charity
KiwiSaver provider puts pressure on New Zealand's listed companies to improve diversity.
COMMENT: After a good result in petrol price inquiry let's take a look at food costs.
Raising interest rates proving increasingly difficult.
The inside word what is going on in the New Zealand share market.
New Zealand shares rose, led by Comvita and Contact Energy.
New Zealand shares dropped with North Korean tensions spooking investors.
NZ dollar holds gains against Aussie on disappointment RBA didn't turn hawkish.
A computer glitch sent shares in dozens of US tech giants down to the same price.
Global equities declined while gold rose amid tension in North Korea.
New Zealand shares rose, led by Spark New Zealand and Westpac Banking Corp.
COMMENT: Strong first half might have marked turning point towards slowdown in housing.
NZ shares fall; F&P Healthcare, Ebos drop while Air NZ, NZX gain.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed ahead of key events this week.
COMMENT: We've made it into the back stretch, but it's a hectic calendar until Christmas.
COMMENT: KiwiSaver has been a great success but hasn't boosted local markets as hoped.
The High Court found Mark Warminger manipulated the stock market on two occasions in 2014.
COMMENT: A survey shows the savings scheme has been very rewarding.
Wall Street declined as a slide in tech stocks outweighed a rally in bank stocks.
The S&P/NZX 50 index gained 60.96 points, or 0.8 per cent, to 7685.45.
NZ dollar up on risk appetite after hawkish central banks and US bank stress tests.
The Financial Markets Authority is very happy with the way NZX is tracking.