Snap shares plummet days after its IPO
Snap, the parent company of the popular social-media app Snapchat, had a blissfully smooth IPO process that exceeded expectations. But
Snap, the parent company of the popular social-media app Snapchat, had a blissfully smooth IPO process that exceeded expectations. But
Even Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve seem to have climbed aboard.
The New Zealand dollar fell, rounding out a four-week decline of about 5 percent.
The New Zealand dollar fell below 70 US cents, reaching an eight-week low.
New Zealand shares rose, with A2 Milk and Sky TV recovering from sell-offs, while Ryman Healthcare and Chorus declined.
Both cash trading volumes and the value of trading fell on year on the NZX in February, when the bulk of the country's biggest listed companies announced earnings.
The New Zealand dollar fell to its lowest level this year.
New Zealand shares dipped, with Sky Network TV weaker after its merger with was denied, while A2 Milk Co and Synlait gained on a closer supply deal.
The interim profit announcements for the six months to December 31 met market expectations but little more, says Brian Gaynor.
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Commodity prices saw broad-based gains in February, with meat and steel increasing while wool fell.
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Trump's confrontational rhetoric about Chinese trade policies hasn't won much support among Chinese consumers.
Wall Street fell from record highs, while the US dollar gained.
Intueri Education Group's $70.7 million of debt with ANZ Bank New Zealand is almost 60 times greater than its market value,
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Equities rallied on both sides of the Atlantic amid increased bets on a US Federal Reserve rate hike.
Business owners looking to cash up could be in luck this year but don't expect to see a return to the "irrational exuberance" experienced before the global financial crisis.
Donald Trump's first speech to Congress has left markets guessing after it revealed little detail about his economic plans.
Investors are focused on US President Donald Trump's address to Congress later in the day.
Stock market operator the NZX has released its first in-depth report into how it investigates complaints and enforces rule breaches.
A watershed meeting of creditors next week for Pumpkin Patch is likely to see duelling liquidators as insolvency firms jostle for
Nestlé's latest multi-million dollar facility in South Auckland will help ramp up gluten-free production and boost exports the company
A union lobbying for hundreds of Pumpkin Patch workers says it will vote to liquidate the company.
Wall Street seesawed, with the Dow and S&P 500 touching record highs earlier in the session.
Donald Trump's address to Congress on Tuesday is taking on the importance of a State of Union speech when it comes to U.S. financial markets.
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The FMA has today released a series of pointers on how consumers should deal with the investment sector.
Recruitment expert says expected growth in the construction sector means the industry needs many more people to train.
New Zealand shares rose after Metlifecare posted a 31 per cent jump in first-half profit and said people were queuing up to enter its retirement villages.