Tourism Holdings' margins have improved in New Zealand and Australia, giving the company confidence to predict growth over 2017 and 2018.

Skellerup Holdings cut its annual earnings guidance for a second time, projecting a lower profit than 2015 as weak milk.

NZX posted a 9.6 per cent gain in first-quarter revenue as more companies turned to the debt market to raise funds.

The intense conflict of interest between bankers and the rest of society is captured well in a passage from "Traders, Guns and Money," a book written by former banker Satyajit Das, writes Anat Admati.

Billionaire and activist investor Carl Icahn said he has sold his Apple stake.

The loss was $2.9 million in the 12 months ended March 31, from a loss of about $5.6 million a year earlier.

Trading platform operator CMC Markets has launched share contracts over the top 45 stocks listed on the NZX.

Swiss watch exports posted the biggest quarterly drop since 2009 as the industry faces declining demand across all its main markets.

Just four percent of S&P 500 CEOs are women. Only 19 percent of those companies' board members are women.

They were once among the fiercest weapons of the Cold War, capable of delivering nuclear warheads to any place on the planet.

Seth Glickenhaus, a bond trader turned money manager whose studies of law and medicine failed to lure him away from Wall Street, his professional home for more than eight decades, has died.

"Romanticizing that you are a contrarian when you are indistinguishable from consensus can't be good." That quote is from Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley's U.S. equity strategist and director of quantitative research.

Thanks to mandatory shareholder disclosures, the clearest picture yet of China's state-run investing behemoth, is coming into view.

News of Chinese regulatory changes has given local investors jitters and hit Australasian infant formula and health supplement stocks.

Submissions to an NZX review show many market participants are keen to reduce "fragmentation" in corporate governance reporting requirements.

New Zealand shares rose after Orion Health Group said it won new UK clients and SkyCity Entertainment rebounded.

Some are calling it trolling, but there's a serious point behind the not-completely-crazy theory.

New Zealand shares fell as some investors took advantage of the S&P/NZX 50 index opening at a record.

The long-held faith in open markets is beginning to fade - and it isn't just political rhetoric, reports Bill Powell.

New Zealand shares fell, dragged down by dual-listed Australia & New Zealand Banking Group and Westpac Banking Group.

New Zealand's first sharemarket listing of the year is Oceania Natural debuting on NZX's new NXT board.