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Transformation at the top of Air NZ - executive changes roll on
Air NZ has an internal replacement for Cam Wallace and will look globally for a new CFO.
Air NZ has an internal replacement for Cam Wallace and will look globally for a new CFO.
Many of the stocks enjoyed handy price gains as investors look for 'new' value.
Veteran follows four fellow executives in departing Fanshawe Street.
Fonterra has exited is problematic investments in China dairy farms.
The New Zealand sharemarket closed with a reasonable gain despite light trading.
Super Fund expresses satisfaction with result.
NZME shares reach their highest point since August 2019 after Osmium raised its stake.
The first stage will see the share offer opened to priority and institutional investors.
This is one of the biggest projects on the books for Oceania Healthcare.
The expansion will add an extra 2ha of indoor floor area and 57 new shops.
a2 Milk and Synlait want be become less reliant on each other.
The company says the timing of 'meaningful' revenue generation is uncertain.
Meridian says Labour's plan for pumped hydro at Lake Onslow would carry big risks.
After being down for most of the day, the index went into positive territory late.
Airline outlines priorities for international network and other parts of business.
"Discount relative to its peers excessive" - Matthew Goodson.
The carpet company says demand rebounded after the first lockdown.
Fund backs majority of directors, in favour of share price offer.
Two more candidates emerge, including former governor Nicola Shadbolt.
Synlait is expected to report a flat earnings for the July 2020 year on Monday.
Calls for cash-rich companies to give wage subsidy money back.
The airline has already started drawing down a Government loan.
New CEO hopes he's provided "a bit of clarity" for Fonterra on its turnaround mission.
The New Zealand sharemarket had a late surge after a sleepy day.
Corporates are lining up for cheap funding through the bond market.
While international passenger revenue has tanked, freight offers some hope.
NZ sharemarket stoic as technology stocks again get hit on Wall Street.
Tax changes mean community trust payout has fallen to $280.