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Spark cuts earnings, dividend guidance, to sell Connexa stake
Spark says performance 'falls short of what is acceptable'.
Market close: NZ sharemarket drifts higher but Serko surges
Serko confirmed an increase in revenue guidance.
Peter Thiel-backed crypto exchange Bitpanda explores options
A potential IPO or sale could be on the cards.
Olympus CEO resigns over alleged illegal drugs purchase
Stefan Kaufmann became head of the Japanese optical equipment manufacturer in April 2023.
Nvidia overtakes Apple as world’s most valuable company
Nvidia took over the top spot with a record-setting rally.
China's protein consumption has changed – Rabobank
Rabobank says protein exporters need to adapt to changing consumer trends in China.
Lex: Tesla is not a car company but it does a good impersonation
Financial Times: Most of the carmaker’s value hangs on things that are yet to exist.
'NZ is our superpower': American CEO on keeping faith in Kiwis
Life after the $1.5 billion firm's NZX delisting.
Mary Holm: I'm worth $15m, should I self-insure?
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Sir Peter Beck gives Neutron rocket development update
It would be the fastest-ever commercially developed medium-lift rocket.
Property investors are back, borrowing like they did in 2021
Will new debt-to-income restrictions prevent the market from really taking off?
'Money for jam': How much bankers made from Auckland Airport’s whopper capital raise
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Orr raises concerns about over-priced equities
Reserve Bank Governor wary of geopolitical risks and tensions.
Winter price spike: Big power users had options, EA says
High power prices have been blamed for the closure of several mills.
Market close: NZ sharemarket posts small decline
It was a busy day for annual meetings of listed companies.
Genesis gets more coal in for next winter
Genesis is ordering extra coal in anticipation of another challenging winter next year.
Dow, S&P end down, Boeing soars after possible strike breakthrough
Ahead of a busy week for earnings, some investors likely took some profits.
Iranian markets slide and flights cancelled as Israeli attack looms
Financial Times: Country braced for retaliation after Tehran’s ballistic missile strike.
Jarden Wealth Weekly: Is house price inflation a distant memory?
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Theo Spierings, former Fonterra CEO, dies after a brief illness
A statement confirmed his death in the Netherlands.