Stock Takes: What investors should focus on as sharemarkets tip into bear territory
Sharemarket investors need to focus on cash flow generation in the current bear market.
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Turbulence ahead: "It's going to be volatile for a little bit longer yet".
Continuous Disclosure: How to manage the supply chain shock
Listen: Skellerup chief executive David Mair talks supply shocks and inflation outlook.
Liam Dann: Why the Bear market is the real deal this time
What's in a name? Why do the terms bull and bear still hold so much weight?
SkyCity trading 'stronger than expected'
Guests and customers are returning to hotel, gaming, restaurant and bar properties.
Market close: NZ shares slip as US inflation data looms
A surprise in either direction could result in a significant reaction
Less bad: Air NZ expects to trim losses on strong travel bounce back
Airline is enjoying strong demand for travel as restrictions ease.
'That money is for my kids': Ex cafe worker still waiting for payout from boss
A pregnant waitress who won $25,000 from her boss is fighting to get the award.
Genesis Energy appoints interim CEO
Tracey Hickman has been made interim CEO to replace Marc England.
$65 million write off: Auckland port ditches automation project
Port leaders run out of confidence in project as delays and non-performance continue.
NZ Rural Land seeks funds for two more farm buys
NZ Rural Land is raising funds to buy two more dairy farms in Southland.
Jarden Brief: US indices trading higher
Trading in the green with S&P 500, Nasdaq and the Dow Jones Industrial Average all up.
Sky-MediaWorks deal: Experts on Comcom prospects, analysts on its commercial sense
Sky's shares sink after proposed takeover revealed.
Revealed: The 'alarming' number of Northland businesses in liquidation
Liquidator warns more liquidations of Northland businesses likely.
Stock Takes: 'Equity tourists' pack their bags
How investors value stocks is coming into sharper focus as share prices continue to slide.
Market close: NZ shares dip on global markets' movements
The key buzzword is quantitative tightening
Market Watch: The bear is here, how long will it last?
The big sell-off might be on pause for now, but investors should stay cautious.
What are they thinking? Psychologist on what's driving new travel trend for Kiwis
Booking trips closer to home and closer to take-off part of dealing with new 'Vuca' world
Market close: Sky TV leads market higher
The S&P/NZX 50 index rose 162.8 points, or 1.5 per cent
What US$35m JBS Canada deal will mean for Scott Technology
Scott Technology has signed a deal to build a materials handling system for JBS Canada.
Zero gravity beds and lobster: Inside Singapore Airlines' remodelled flagship lounges
High demand for first and business class travel gives airlines renewed confidence.
How a tweet from Joe Biden injected life into a2 Milk's share price
A2 Milk's share price sparked back into life after a tweet from US President Joe Biden.
Me Today to raise funds after reporting $17.8m loss
Manuka honey company Me Today wants to raise funds after reporting a $17.8m loss.
Fonterra acts on plummeting share price
Fonterra will actively support liquidity in its tradeable shares on an interim basis.
Meme stock wipe-out: The Kiwi investors holding on for the ride
More than 10,000 Kiwis invested in GameStop at the peak of its meme frenzy.
Market close: NZ shares fall despite strong Mainfreight result
Eroad shares plunge, Rakon also slides
High flying Mainfreight warns normal transmission will resume
Mainfreight delivers top dollars to shareholders, the tax man - and its team.
Eroad shares slide on full year loss
Company facing challenging macro-economic conditions and a number of one-off impacts
Mainfreight will pay $94.2m in team bonuses after delivering record profit
Mainfreight will pay a discretionary staff bonus totalling of $94.2m.
Covid-19 had a profound impact on F&P Healthcare, says CEO
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare's net profit dropped by 28 per cent to more normal levels.
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Former Mayor says illegal rubbish fire was not his doing