
Mercury leads sharemarket higher
NZ Refining stock falls amid pipeline repiar, while Synlait retreats from high.
NZ Refining stock falls amid pipeline repiar, while Synlait retreats from high.
Fletcher Building spoils the party while A2 Milk is the cream of the crop.
Fletcher Building board's critics 'don't know much about construction', says Binns.
COMMENT: Norris not toeing Shareholders' Association line.
Chairman reassures that Fletcher is still 'a good business'.
Mark Adamson was paid a $2.9m exit package when he left Fletcher Building last month.
Fletcher's earnings are in line with its profit warning last month.
COMMENT: Investors will be hoping there is not another tsunami of red ink.
OPINION: Why wasn't company able to find a new permanent CEO within its own ranks?
Investing is a smart way to look after your money but what do you do if it all goes wrong?
Costs on two big Fletcher Building projects have blown-out by an estimated $231 million.
OPINION: Fletcher Building's "pompous old farts" will be having the last laugh.
Profit downgrade, a sudden exit by the CEO - what's gone wrong?
Mark Adamson's sudden departure means he forfeits $8 million worth of shares.
SkyCity says it's comfortable with the delay from Fletcher on the $470m convention centre.
Fletcher Building announced the departure of CEO Mark Adamson.
Mark Adamson is leaving Fletcher Building immediately.
Graham Darlow forfeited about $1.2m of shares. .
COMMENT: Companies with higher ESG ratings are, on average, outperforming their peers.
Expert says Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and A2 popular.
Fletcher Building subsidiary Easysteel supplied information to the Commerce Commission.
COMMENT: Problems can rise in scaling start-ups into a larger sustainable company.
Stock Takes: Fletcher Building looks like a break-up target, but break-ups are hard.
Speculation about a break-up or buyout of Fletcher Building has re-emerged.
COMMENT: Individual shareholders have drawn the short straw in NZ, writes Brian Gaynor.