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The big risk retail investors are taking
Shares in Hertz surged more than 800 per cent since car hire group filed for bankruptcy.
Shares in Hertz surged more than 800 per cent since car hire group filed for bankruptcy.
Export heavyweights Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and A2 Milk pushed the market lower.
The NZ dollar may rise above 66 US cents for the first time in more than five months.
More than 90 per cent of the world's economies will be plunged into recession.
EY's role with Dubai gold company, NMC Health and Wirecard put it under scrutiny.
Up to 400,000 crew remain stranded either at sea or at home by travel restrictions.
Share markets soared and economists revised their forecasts as optimism took hold today.
The benchmark index is now 0.1 per cent higher than it started the year.
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Govt needs to drop its 'fortress New Zealand', argues business leader Roger Partridge.
Could people be paying banks to hold their money, and banks paying people with mortgages?
Rural paradise is hard to achieve, but there are options for a couple leaving Auckland.
But NZ shares fell as a rising kiwi dollar cut short a week-long rally.
How an immigrant became one of NZ - and the world's - top entrepreneurs.
The sharemarket has shown extraordinary resilience in the face of adversity.
The kiwi was trading at 64.84 US cents at 5pm.
Share investors continue to view the world's recovery more optimistically than most.
Investors remain upbeat about the potential recovery from the pandemic disruption.
The kiwi was trading at 64.10 US cents at 5pm.
It's composed of 50 slices, but not every slice is the same size, writes Mark Lister.
New Zealand could normalise nearly all activity sooner than expected.
For bank shares to surge by 10 per cent in a single day is unprecedented.
And what to do if your numbers look too low.
Listed companies' quests for cash can be an opportunity for investors who do research.
It's rough out there, but that's no reason to believe that shares are too risky to trust.
Will Air NZ's potential capital raise be the biggest to date?.
The kiwi was trading at 62.06 US cents at 5pm.
The global economy remains in uncertain territory.
The economy has suffered a deep shock due to coronavirus.
With cuts affecting low paid workers, the next wave will creep 'higher up the food chain'