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Date set for Feltex decision
The fate of Feltex's five directors will be determined on August 2 when they are due back in court to hear whether they will be found guilty or not of alleged Financial Reporting Act breaches.
<i>Gill South</i>: Win, lose or draw - World Cup offers lessons
The FIFA World cup has plenty of examples of management techniques...
<i>Stock takes</i>: Return of the king
Ron Brierly is rumoured to be making a trip to NZ
<i>Mood of the Boardroom</i>: NZ should get back on the international radar
Lloyd Morrison: We are a very small economy...
Gibbs 'ashamed' at GPG demerger support
Tony Gibbs says he is now ashamed of his initial support for the GPG demerger.
Gibbs, 'fired for telling the truth,' keeps Tower, T&G jobs
Well known business figure Tony Gibbs has been fired from the board of GPG after a management stoush over the company's future direction.
Gibbs dumped from GPG board over demerger stoush
Tony Gibbs has been dumped from the board of Guinness Peat Group, after making an unauthorised statement objecting to the investment company's plan to spin off its Australian assets.
GPG's Gibbs "not ashamed" to have broken ranks
GPG's Gibbs says he's 'not ashamed' to have broken ranks, wants Coats sold
Feltex director denies company statements misled public
Deloitte's former chairman John Hagen has given evidence today in Feltex's defence against claims the company misled investors.
St Laurence's National Property manager steps aside
The manager of National Property Trust has bowed to unitholder pressure and stepped aside.
Govt seizes control of Hubbard affairs
The Govt yesterday moved swiftly to seize control of millionaire South Island financier Allan Hubbard's affairs.
CEO pay lifts off as profits stagnate
The Business Herald's executive pay survey shows the number of chief executives being paid more than $1 million jumped from 26 to 32 between 2008 and 2009.