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People spending more time with their pets helped drive up Ebos' first-half profit.
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Record trading drives up NZX annual net profit
A huge lift in trading activity drove NZX net earnings up 20 per cent in 2020.
Market close: Meridian rebound helps lift NZ sharemarket
The New Zealand sharemarket gained more than a half per cent.
My Food Bag clarifies CEO comments amid FMA scrutiny
Chairman tells investors to disregard implied remarks.
Big changes at top of Gallagher Group
Sir William becomes Gallagher president, but will stay on board of technology exporter.
What Contact's growth plan will mean for future dividends
Contact Energy has outlined its plans for a capital raised to build new plant near Taupō.
Origin Capital buys kiwifruit orchards after raising $69m
Origin Capital has raised $69m to invest in kiwifruit orchards.
Contact Energy to raise $400m to build geothermal station
Contact Energy said it plans to raise $400m to build a new power station near Taupō.
NZ sharemarket falls on back of sliding energy stocks
Contact and Meridian continued to plummet.
Fonterra's new chairman: What's in store for NZ's biggest company
New Fonterra chairman has sights on financial performance and capital structure.
Kathmandu's first half sales up, but will it pay a dividend?
Kathmandu said its sales were up 12 per cent in the first half.
Jarden Brief: Dating app Bumble soars after market listing
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
Market close: Sharemarket sheds another half per cent
The sharemarket has fallen in seven of the last eight trading days.
Cathay Pacific's Auckland-Hong Kong services suspended
Weeks of quarantine and surveillance at its home base means airline is quitting routes.
Jarden Brief: Tesla competitor eyes stock market listing
Jarden's daily update on the latest moves and shakes.
Big corporate wants to sub-let half its office space
"We believe these changes are here to stay" - Jodie King, Vodafone NZ.
Infratil takeover attempt: even if it's a drill, we're ready
Infratil says it is business as usual, but it has readied itself for takeover process.
Market close: Energy stocks, blue chips drag index down
The New Zealand sharemarket has opened this year as one of the weakest globally.
New CEO for Infratil as longtime boss departs
As suitors circle, NZX-listed Infratil announces new chief executive.
Could this become NZ's only $100 stock?
Mainfreight has enjoyed a strong share price performance over an extended period of time.
Jamie Beaton's Crimson Education acquires Jake Millar's Unfiltered
The move will see Unfiltered fall under the Crimson banner.
Market close: New highs for some, but heavy hitters drag sharemarket down
Briscoe Group, Freightways, Tilt Renewables and Trustpower all raced to new highs.
Third Age Health to list on NZX this week
Third Age Health is set to list on the NZX on Thursday.
Jarden Brief: Bitcoin surges as Elon Musk hedges big bet
The latest market updates from Jarden.
Investors upbeat on recovery hopes but Auckland lags- ASB
Confidence among New Zealand investors continues to improve from 2020 lows, survey shows.
Air NZ mercy flight: 11 cabin crew volunteered - many lost their jobs
The past year had been unsettling and heartbreaking for airline workers.
Market close: Sharemarket's late surge turns around day
The New Zealand sharemarket woke up late after drifting most the day.
Air NZ's Greg Foran on refunds: 'We're not trying to be difficult'
Airline boss welcomes review of refund law but warns money must come from somewhere.
New Zealand's 10 most expensive shares
NZ sharemarket's average forward PE ratio is 45 per cent above 5-year average - broker.
Government 'left blind' on Tiwai Point
Minister commissions clean-up study, casting doubt on Rio Tinto's own assessments.
Market close: Heavy hitters pulling NZ sharemarket down
The New Zealand sharemarket fell for the fourth successive day.
Tyre kickers give Tilt Renewables the once-over
Tilt Renewables has received non-binding offers from interested parties.
Market close: Sharemarket etches out small gain after jobs data
The unemployment rate provided good and bad news for the New Zealand sharemarket.