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Activist investors mount record number of attacks against companies
Financial Times: More shareholders are picking proxy fights with businesses.
Financial Times: More shareholders are picking proxy fights with businesses.
OPINION: New Zealand’s interests are three-fold: Economic, moralistic and loyalistic.
Let's look on the bright side and ditch the negativity.
The market was quiet with investors still in holiday mode.
Uncertainty remains over the timing of US Fed interest rate cuts.
Local shares were sluggish after tech stocks slumped on Wall Street.
Financial Times: Sales from Elon Musk’s group beat estimates, fall behind Chinese rival.
The 'damp end' to the year is not just outside, but in the sharemarket too.
The lack of disclosure meant 'investors were wholly unaware of the escalating problems'.
Synlait Milk and Move Logistics both gave gloomy updates.
S&P 500 had its worst loss since beginning a monster-sized run shortly before Halloween.
Financial Times: Deal could combine big names while letting firms cut streaming costs.
Financial Times: Bigger than expected drop sparks slide in Sterling.
Retail shares were dragged down as KMD Brands revealed poor sales data.
But a big test comes tomorrow with the Treasury’s half-year economic and fiscal update.
Previous chances have been blown through delays, an investor says.
OPINION: Our market is heavily weighted to defensive businesses that pay dividends.
The NZX 50 index gained nearly 0.5 per cent for the week.
Plus: The best and worst performers on the market this year.
The New Zealand sharemarket reached its highest level in 14 weeks.
The local market was heartened by cooling inflation in the United States.
Sir Ian Taylor finds the Auditor-General report disturbing.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index is now behind for the year to date.
Amid the excitement, the NZ sharemarket slipped nearly half a per cent.
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The New Zealand sharemarket closed flat but was up for the week.
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