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DNZ head urges regulator to stamp out low-ball offers
Regulators should move quickly to stamp out low-ball share buying offers, says DNZ chair Tim Storey.
<i>Christopher Worthington:</i> Role of debt overstated in finance crisis
The deleveraging story may be completely back to front. The problem is not too much debt, but not enough of the good stuff.
Wi Fi provider Tomizone makes deal with Skype
Local wireless internet provider Tomizone has partnered with Skype to promote the global giant's new web access product to NZ users.
Three way tussle on cards for NZ Farm Systems
A mystery investor is talking to NZ Farming Systems Uruguay in a move which could spark a three-way scrap over the NZX-listed company.
Bjork seeks poll for energy deals
Singer-songwriter Bjork is spearheading a push to put foreign energy takeovers to referendum if enough people oppose the deals.
Kiwi dollar tipped to weaken on Aust election drama
The New Zealand dollar may fall below 70 US cents this week as investors wait on the outcome of Australia's Federal election.
Fonterra sets new export record
Fonterra says it has set a new export record, sending 2.1 million tonnes of product to market for the first time in its nine-year history.
Hung Parliament may be bad for Australia's currency, stocks
Australia's undecided federal election will have a downward effect on the markets today.
Sky TV profits up 17pc, subscribers grow
Sky Television has reported a 16.9 per cent rise in annual profits and says it is now in 47.9 per cent of New Zealand homes.
Telecom halts earnings decline, says Reynolds
Telecom today reported a 4.5 per cent fall in its bottom line full year net profit to $380 million, with revenue down 6.5 per cent to $5.27 billion.