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NZX back in the black after rocky start
The Kiwi market has followed the continued plunge of US stocks.
The Kiwi market has followed the continued plunge of US stocks.
Stock market operator is refusing to give in to demands by Elevation Capital.
This move precedes the takeover of the company by Philippines firm Bounty Fresh Foods.
Beer giant DB Breweries and WSP Opus have closed their gender pay gaps.
The Burger Club is running a remarkably familiar operation in New Delhi.
The High Court jury in the landmark retrial reached its verdict today.
New Zealand's largest retailer made $59m in the year to July 29.
The Auckland mall fills 14 three-cubic metre bins of waste a day - 600 tonnes per year.
Timothy Kasbe was appointed to overhaul digital operations at The Warehouse.
The company winning the race when it comes to signing on more mobile customers.
Hallenstein Glasson Holdings says it profit rose 58 per cent after Storm sale.
The Wellington-based business is set to close its Fielding office.
There were more trades in the first half of 2018, but new listings dropped off.
Big increases in earnings are expected from the latest round of results.
Deborah Caldwell, CEO and owner of Storm, says being part of a public firm wasn't for her.
Mad Butcher chief executive Michael Morton wants to restore the butcher brand.
Joanna Lawn explains how she plans to breathe new life into the NZX.
COMMENT: Exchange paying the price for poor leadership and governance in past.
The future of NZ's capital markets lies in building on our economy's unique strengths.
The number of New Zealand companies listed on the ASX has grown from 16 to 57.
Giants like Facebook and Google are routinely vilified for abusing their vast power.
Joanna Lawn on the collective effort needed to list a company on the public market.
Fletcher stayed in the index, while Mercury exited.
Investors are waiting to see whether Fletcher drops out of the key sharemarket index.
Xero has posted a loss of $28.6 million, a 60 per cent improvement on last year.
In the US men called James outnumber women in top positions of the Fortune 500.
The Australian fund manager has more than A$5 billion in investments under its control.
Company's share price closed at $5.85 on Friday, compared with a two-year high of $11.02.
There are a number of highly paid executives at the Warehouse Group.