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Stock Takes: Vista eyes NZX 50
Cinema software provider Vista Group is eyeing an entry to the S&P/NZX 50 - a move that would nicely cap off the company's stellar run since listing last year.
Cinema software provider Vista Group is eyeing an entry to the S&P/NZX 50 - a move that would nicely cap off the company's stellar run since listing last year.
Shares in CBL Corporation debuted at a solid premium after the company went public yesterday in New Zealand's second public share offer of the year.
Wall St moved higher while the US dollar fell overnight.
The Financial Markets Authority has licensed New Zealand's fourth peer-to-peer lender, Lending Crowd, which plans to offer small-to-medium sized enterprises business loans of up to $200,000.
New Zealand shares rose yesterday, led by A2 Milk Co, after it raised $40 million in an oversubscribed placement.
There have been a large number of letters in the media over recent weeks from concerned KiwiSaver investors.
A once-in-a-generation overhaul of capital markets regulation has been sometimes painful and the Financial Markets Authority has copped "pushback" from the industry, says its chief executive, Rob Everett.
The Notice of Meeting and Independent Report for the acquisition of 50 per cent of Silver Fern Farms by Shanghai Maling are revealing.
NZ house values rose at their fastest annual pace in more than eight years, as demand for Auckland housing overflowed to nearby regions.
In the 1980s, economist Robert Shiller shocked the world of academic finance with a finding. He discovered that stock market returns are predictable.
Plans for a sharemarket float of the Carters building supplies chain have been shelved amid ongoing market volatility that saw stocks tumble on exchanges from New Zealand to Japan yesterday.
An Auckland forex trading firm owned by a Pakistani national is challenging its deregistration by the FMA.
Beef exports have hit $3 billion - a record high, driven by international shortages, rising local production, and a falling New Zealand dollar, Statistics NZ said.
New Zealand employment confidence turned pessimistic in the third quarter and fell to a three-year low.
Steven Joyce doesn't want the Lochinver decision to cast a shadow over our relationship with China.
Christopher Niesche writes: Myers is a far cry from the founder's early success story as 'mum-and-dad' retail investors head for the exits.
Australia Post's survival hinges on its parcel business after the national postal service notched up its first loss in more than 30 years.
Chinese billlionaire's company brings in the lawyers over New Zealand's decision to veto an $88 million bid to buy Lochinver station.
Among inflation-targeting central banks, it is essential for inflation expectations to remain anchored to their inflation targets, writes Brian Fallow. Credibility on that point is their stock in trade.
A business connection made over lunch has dished up an opportunity for Southland beef and lamb in the Chinese city of Xi'an.
What's next for Briscoe Group and its managing director Rod Duke?