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Market close: NZ sharemarket edges down as investors mull last week’s data
My Food Bag's “long-suffering shareholders” will be happy the stock jumped up again.
My Food Bag's “long-suffering shareholders” will be happy the stock jumped up again.
Airlines are experiencing a tremendous turnaround.
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce explains how the Australian airline is making more revenue per passenger than before the pandemic. Video / NZ Herald
Ebos Group, F&P Healthcare and Mainfreight did much of the day's heavy lifting.
Financial Times: Without a handful of tech heavy-hitters, the S&P 500 is going nowhere.
Dramatic first course for investors as "fast casual" restaurant group shares gobbled up,
Farmers at Fieldays say they’re struggling with costs and a lower Fonterra forecast payout, while the International Monetary Fund warns more rate hikes may be needed. Video / NZ Herald
Council's compromise might have just delivered Aucklanders the worst of two worlds.
A quiet market took in news that a couple more US Fed rate rises are on the cards in 2023.
New Google AI tech aims to help users visualise apparel on body types.
But despite falls from some heavyweight stocks, the index closed high.
Investors are more optimistic the Federal Reserve could skip a rate hike.
But the offshore gains weren’t reflected in all of NZ’s tech stock sector.
Shipshape day for three big companies.
The NZ sharemarket opened a crucial week for the economy with a fall.
Mainfreight’s Don Braid hopes to hold onto as much pandemic-fueled revenue as possible. Plus, Infratil eyes more acquisitions after buying out telco One NZ from Brookfield.
ETF trading has fallen around 75 per cent.
Opinion: In AI gold rush, the pick and shovel providers could win big.
The value of its brands has been written down.
Second-hand car seller now expects much better profits.
The US regulator has launched an offensive against the world’s two largest cryptocurrency exchanges, plus Apple’s yet to prove a use case for virtual reality headsets to investors.
The New Zealand sharemarket lost ground for the third successive day.
Big mover: Company moving eye-watering freight volumes gives potential investors a tease.
Affirm-ative action for investors after big deal with Amazon.
The NZ sharemarket fell more than 1 per cent today.
Ebos Group, a2 Milk, Synlait and Pacific Edge were the centre of attention today.
At last, some good news for the embattled dairy company.
Building product supplier Metro Performance Glass is seeing demand slow and expects it to get worse. Plus, bio-tech company Pacific Edge is awaiting a decision over its Medicare cover.
Platform alleged to have sent billions of dollars to trading firm owned by CEO.