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Stock Takes: How big a hit will insurers take?
More than 15,000 claims have already come in from the floods.
More than 15,000 claims have already come in from the floods.
Wellington firm doubling staff. New backers include Aussie sports stars.
Trading platform fees rise as investors see their portfolio values shrink.
OPINION: After last year’s meltdown, you would think we’d seen the back of crypto.
Last rites for giant ponzi Ross Asset Management impart hard lessons.
What will this year bring for share markets?
Financial Times: Business leaders face a painful reckoning over their empire building.
While new CPI data from the US points to inflation slowing.
Market lightly traded while investors await US inflation data.
Kiwis want a more engaged way of managing nest eggs, investment platform says.
There are signs it could be a tougher year - so what can you do to protect yourself?
A look at the big financial issues coming up with the Craigs Investment director.
Singaporeans and Australians were involved in some of the biggest deals.
The dark economic outlook for 2023 isn't all bad news for share market investors.
Business 'has a poor understanding of its regulatory obligations'.
This year has been a rough ride for investors.
Pie Funds founder Mike Taylor looks back at his predictions for 2022 and how they fared.
"About 60 or 70 chimneys that need cladding,"
Why downward house price momentum could be yet to ease.
Precedent used to illustrate profile: Mont-Saint-Michel.
Poor real estate market brings pain, but Kiwi buoyant about mixed-use community prospects.
'We know we are facing a period of global turmoil,' says Woods.
Deal 'strategically important' for Craigs.
A sleek vision for the future, but which harbour crossing concept will win?
Financial Times: The company had a lack of basic security controls and bookkeeping.
OPINION: There is some good stuff on social media but you need to be careful.
Difficult times as Covid and stock problems strike tiny homes business.
The giant of New Zealand’s listed retirement village companies reports on Friday.
Value of its portfolio of large-format shops fell 2.4 per cent for the half year.