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Kiwi tech firm slashes staff, ditches CEO in major re-structure
A Kiwi med-tech firm has slashed its staff numbers.
A Kiwi med-tech firm has slashed its staff numbers.
The Aussie billionaire registered the Kiwi company late last year.
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Kiwis hold fire as they wait for leads from offshore.
The company says it will need additional capital to maintain "operating momentum".
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He says we've been looking at the wrong signals.
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An investment banker has issued an emotional apology to clients.
The move has been made to encourage staff to stay with the firm.
The firm has moved $950 million of its investment funds onto the platform.
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The Wellington-based business is set to close its Fielding office.
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Amendments to the foreign buyer ban would give investors more leeway.
The Chow brothers are making a bid to buy back their company shares at 60 cents each.
Clive Mackenzie replaces Chris Gudgeon as the boss of the company.
Rogue miners and hackers are taking control of cryptocurrency networks,
Goodman has pivoted to focus on the industrial market.
SeaDragon posted a first-half loss of $2.7 million earlier this year.
Fletcher Building, which was rumoured to be leaving, stayed in the index.
Fletcher stayed in the index, while Mercury exited.
When corporate pageantry goes off the rails, investors start to panic.
The Goldman Sachs boss did, however, warn that Brexit might affect future decisions.
The biggest deal in Australian Shark Tank history was a dud.