COMMENT: Two high-profile collapses from NZX-listed companies lately won't do wonders for the way bystanders perceive share investing.

The stock market operator's sales were bolstered by a flurry of new debt listings and an expanding funds management business.

Augusta Capital has mounted a hostile takeover of NPT, which would make a $500 million real estate portfolio.

The NZX head of markets will take the reins on an interim basis from the start of next year.

Diversity champion Global Women wants to see a minimum target of 30 per cent of female directors on the boards of NZX-listed companies. The

A sell-off of New Zealand stocks this week could be just a taste of things to come, says a prominent market strategist.

New Zealand shares have bounced back following a savage sell-off yesterday.

Software developer's stock has done well since falling off cliff.

New Zealand shares rose after Tegel Group said it had been cleared to export raw poultry to Australia, Trade Me Group reported stronger

The NZX is the first of the world's sharemarkets to open after the turmoil of Friday.

New Zealand shares fell as fears around the potential for Britain to exit the European Union continued to erode risk appetite.

Xero said it has sufficient cash reserves to reach breakeven without having to raise more capital.

NZX posted a 9.6 per cent gain in first-quarter revenue as more companies turned to the debt market to raise funds.

Aaron Coupe had admitted running a business while bankrupt and concealing income.

Local fund managers are not pushing the panic button despite plunging world sharemarkets and plummeting oil prices.

Casino operator forecasts healthy lift in first-half profit as a result of higher turnover and lower costs.

Brokers are picking Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Diligent and Infratil to be among the NZX's top-performing stocks in 2016.

There has been a lot of discussion around the NZX's new NXT market and if it will succeed and flourish, or languish as the NZAX market has.

Fast-growth companies are exciting investments. But they are not for the faint-hearted or the unprepared, writes Shane Solly.

The benchmark index's October run was bolstered by investor demand for investments paying regular income in a low interest rate environment.

Xero slowed its quarterly cash burn during July to September as customer receipts rose more quickly than its wage costs.

The good times have well and truly returned with the S&P/NZX 50 breaking through the 6000 mark for the first time today to close at a fresh record.

Investors adopt a 'risk-on' attitude as trade pact is finalised and amid speculation US will keep interest rates low.

Shares go against international trend at end of volatile quarter where Fed and China took turns in spotlight.

Share prices firmed by just under one per cent after major offshore markets surged higher overnight.

In the first minutes of trade, the S&P/NZX50 was up 28 points, led by post-result gains from Air NZ and Metlifecare.