Market close: Inflation fears rattle investors
The New Zealand sharemarket fell more than one per cent.
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Subdued demand forced rival Virgin Australia to delay restarting most routes until 2022.
NZ sharemarket snaps eight-day losing streak
But fallen market darling a2 Milk continued to slide.
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Farmer council listening along with everyone else before taking formal view.
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Takeover target Tilt's earnings drop as wind levels fall
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NZ sharemarket falls as investors grow pensive over inflation
New Zealand share prices ended weaker on light volume.
Fonterra chairman says fund investors unwanted 'influence'
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Third accused in CBL fraud case has separate trial ordered
Former executives Peter Harris and Carden Mulholland were charged in late 2019.
Market close: Govt policy may be stifling offshore investment
A2 Milk continued to be sold off following its latest earnings downgrade.
Has Pushpay blown its pandemic opportunity?
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'We are not in crisis', a2 Milk CEO says as shares tumble
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Market close: A2 Milk drags sharemarket lower
Downgrade expected but investors still punished the stock.
2degrees reveals full-year numbers, names D-Day
IPO candidate spills a few more details.
NZ international air travel may not recover for five years - Forsyth Barr
Air travel may never return to pre-pandemic numbers growth.
Supreme Court ends shareholders legal battle against Feltex Carpets directors
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ANZ has around 300 vacancies.
Fonterra's TAF model was doomed to fail: Minister
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Market close: Fonterra emerges from trading halt with big dip
The New Zealand sharemarket closed was a small loss on light trading.
Fonterra units slide 10pc after coming off trading halt
Fonterra units resumed trading this morning.
Briscoe Group's bumper sales quarter lifts revenue
Retailer posts another quarter of strong sales growth.
Fonterra's capital structure reform plan: What does it really mean?
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Major corporate permanently cuts 30 per cent office space
The bank has taken advantage of more staff working from home.
Fonterra units 'almost uninvestable' - asset manager
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