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Result preview: What to expect from F&P Healthcare

F&P Healthcare is expected to report a sharp fall in annual net profit on Wednesday.

AFT Pharmaceuticals more than doubles full-year profit

Licensing of its flagship drug Maxigesic helped deliver strong results for the company.

Tourism Holdings to report smaller loss

The company is seeing a recovery in international demand for RV travel.

Oceania Healthcare operating revenue rises

Total assets are $2.1b. Market cap is just $731m, showing a big discount applied.

Market close: Blue chips lead sharemarket to welcome gain

Established companies fought back after torrid few weeks

Infratil names new chair

New chair Alison Gerry has been on the board since 2014

Why NZ can expect more mergers and acquisitions

Deal volume defies Covid headwinds.

Market close: NZ shares trend lower still, driven by inflation

Investors look ahead to reporting season

Who is Simon Henry? Inside the world of the man who insulted Nadia Lim

The DGL chief executive, who insulted Nadia Lim, has gone to ground.

Market close: Ryman the standout as NZ shares follow Wall Street down

Markets are waking up to the fact there isn't any central bank backstop, says fund manager

Kiwis shrug off inflation woes to spend more in April

Hospitality is the sector still doing it toughest StatsNZ card transaction data shows.

Market close: Simon Henry's DGL stake takes hit after Nadia Lim comments

NZ sharemarket follows offshore markets lower.

Fonterra's new forecast and what China's lockdowns mean

China's lockdowns played a part in Fonterra's move to trim its milk price forecast.

'No safe harbour' as shares slump...is it too soon to buy the dip?

The share market has slumped in the past few months, is it time to go bargain hunting?

Market close: Solid gain for NZ shares after Fed buttons back on rate rise

'Where the Fed goes, most others follow, and it calmed the farm'' - Devon's Greg Smith.

KiwiSaver provider to exclude DGL from investment after CEO's 'Eurasian fluff' comments

Simon Henry and his company quiet on comments which have sparked outrage.