Napier Port seen joining NZX 50 as Gentrack falls from favour
Gentrack expected to drop out of the S&P/NZX 50 Index in tomorrow's quarterly rebalancing.
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Atkinsons cash in for first time since IPO.
Intellectual Property firm AJ Park buys rival Baldwins for $7.9m
Deal now waiting Commerce Commission approval.
Market close: NZ shares fall as world waits on the Fed
The Federal Reserve is expected to paint a dire picture tomorrow.
Air NZ shares 'should come with health warning'
The airline industry may be in crisis, but Air New Zealand's shares are soaring.
Zespri upbeat about 2021 as profit climbs 12%
Net profit for the Kiwifruit company shot above $200 million.
Konichiwa: Air NZ returning to Japan
A skeleton service will begin this month as air travel gradually recovers.
Tiwai Point smelter closure not a risk to transmission pricing benefit
The regulator today published a final decision on how transmission will be charged for.
Lower interest rates, V-shaped bounce justify current share prices: Harbour
The S&P/NZX 50 Index has jumped more than 30 per cent since its low point on March 23.
Infratil capital raising puts hefty management fee under lens
NZX-listed Infratil is raising $300m to advance its current investments.
Market close: NZ shares fall as strong kiwi weighs on exporters
Export heavyweights Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and A2 Milk pushed the market lower.
Kiwi Property's retail and Goodman's industrial properties diverge
Covid-19 has opened up a yawning chasm between Kiwi Property shares and Goodman Property.
Paul McBeth: Metlifecare's Nordic deal goes cold
Legal arguments are now under way about whether the deal has to go ahead.
Air NZ refunds: Airline and Consumer NZ going head to head
The consumer rights group wants to know more about Air NZ's plans for customers.
Market close: NZX50 back in positive territory on recovery optimism
The benchmark index is now 0.1 per cent higher than it started the year.
How a German nuts and bolts supplier held on to its Kiwi staff
Fastener firm pleased it could hold on to its staff throughout the Covid-19 ordeal.
AWF Madison posts 33% jump in net profit
But the labour hire firm won't pay a final dividend citing Covid uncertainty.
Meat companies link up to buy Wallace operations
New Wallace tannery owners plan to grow the business.
Synlait still comfortable after Supreme Court hearing
Synlait has argued the restrictions the covenants impose are unjustified
ANZ strife: More bad news for country's largest bank
ANZ New Zealand now facing legal action on multiple fronts.
Air NZ'S 800-day recovery plan: Greg Foran on why the numbers still don't add up
Airline's boss on Govt loan, job cuts, loss of executives and taking higher profile
Market close: Air NZ shares rise 8.6% as it targets further savings
But NZ shares fell as a rising kiwi dollar cut short a week-long rally.
Air NZ has already slashed 4000 jobs and warns more cuts could still come
Under-fire airline outlines steps on long road back to profitability.
KiwiSaver provider invests directly into medicinal cannabis company
More KiwiSaver providers are turning to private equity investment but it has risks.
Fonterra appears to have seen the error of its ways on bill paying
Fonterra has been notorious for dragging its feet on paying its bills.
Job cuts at Vista as most cinemas stay shut worldwide, shares surge
Cinema management and movie marketing software maker looks to save up to $15m.
Tourism Holdings shares jump 10% as Waitomo gets subsidy
The Waitomo caves operation will receive up to $4m to keep the business alive.
NZOG seeking acquisitions, won't raise capital
NZOG said it is well-positioned to pursue production and exploration assets.
Market close: NZ shares extend rally as investors eye Covid recovery
New Zealand shares joined a global rally.
Synlait Supreme Court hearing on Pokeno underway
Synlait is appealing a decision which ruled covenants must stand.
Westpac loan targets rise in work from home
Bank offers up to $10k interest-free as more opt to work from home.
Investore to keep dividend intact as Covid disruption limited
More than three-quarters of its portfolio is occupied by 'essential' services.
Property for Industry foregoes $500,000 of rent due to Covid-19
PFI agreed to rental abatements and deferrals with 45 tenants.
SkyCity slot machines pay out for the house
Trading is stronger than expected since it reopened on May 14.