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Auckland Airport buys stake in Queensland airports
Auckland International Airport says it is spending $166m on a 24.55pc stake in the company that owns two airports in Queensland.
Eight things to watch out for as year unfolds
Sick of surprises, Bloomberg News columnist Matthew Lynn offers a few more wild guesses for the business world in 2010.
Takeover activity back with a vengeance
American companies are paying the biggest premiums on record in takeovers.
Comvita reaches Medihoney deal
Natural healthcare company Comvita has completed a heads of agreement for a $6 million deal with Derma Sciences.
Market awaits next move in AXA battle
ANZ is keeping tight-lipped on whether it will make a tilt for a wealth management business.
Bruce Sheppard - life beyond the fringe
Blunt language and silly stunts get the attention, but are Bruce Sheppard and the Shareholders Association getting results?
Deal's done - now Hanover investors must wait
Hanover owners Mark Hotchin and Eric Watson copped more stick as investors narrowly voted to approve a share rescue deal.
Hotchin flanked by guards at Hanover meeting
Hanover investors asked heated questions of company directors at a meeting to discuss the $400 million deal put up by Allied Farmers.
Council to get exemption over airport shares
The Government is passing a law so that the new Auckland Super City council doesn't need to initiate a takeover bid for AIAL.
Investors turn more heat on Hanover boss
"When's your next bloody party in Fiji," one angry investor asked Hanover director Mark Hotchin during heated scenes yesterday.