Stock Takes: What next for FBU?
Opinion is divided over whether Fletcher Building should have raised fresh funds.
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73% of top-listed board directors are men
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No pass for Intueri Education
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NZ takes back seat on Dow train
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$175m Auckland deal shows overseas investors still eyeing NZ
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Bindi Norwell: Healthy homes yes - but who pays?
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Rachel Dunne: Foreign investment laws need reform
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