New Zealand shares rose as some investors rummaged for bargains left over from last week's sell-off.

New Zealand shares rose, snapping a six-session streak of declines.

New Zealand shares extended their slide with little positive news to stem the decline.

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

Salt Funds Management has lifted its stake in Veritas Investments, taking advantage of a slump in the share price.

New Zealand's share slump continued for a second day, with Mercury and Auckland International Airport leading the index lower.

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

Tower, Fletcher and Air NZ lead plunge in prices in biggest sell-off since before Brexit.

NZ shares reached a fresh record despite a lack of corporate news, with A2 Milk Co, Ebos Group and Contact Energy leading the index higher.

New Zealand shares rose as investors took a favourable view of the outlook for some companies after earnings season.

A new measure would require NZX-listed companies to disclose CEO pay and take steps to improve diversity on boards.

Analysts say clouds are gathering on the horizon for some NZX-listed firms.

NZX is proposing rules for more transparency around CEO pay and board appointments.

NZ shares rose in light trading as earnings trickled off, with Auckland International Airport leading the index while A2 Milk Co continued to drop.

New Zealand shares fell after Chorus said profit growth stalled and chief executive Mark Ratcliffe will step down next year.

NZ King Salmon has confirmed its intention to undertake an initial public offering of shares in New Zealand and a listing on the NZX and ASX.

New Zealand shares fell as Air New Zealand declined after warning its record profit might not be repeated.

Analysts call the tech company's performance 'dreadful' after it more than doubled its first-half loss.

New Zealand shares rose, pushing the NZX 50 Index to a new record, as a lack of negative surprises during earnings season.

New Zealand shares rose, led by Tegel Group on prospects for growth in Australia, while Port of Tauranga dropped following broker downgrades.

Australia allowing imports of raw New Zealand chicken is a boon for Tegel.

The company will recognise a $30 million tax liability.

NZX's first-half profit dropped 80 per cent on costs related to the ongoing Ralec litigation.

New Zealand shares fell from a record led by Fletcher Building and Spark New Zealand ahead of their results over the next two days.

New Zealand shares gained as early earnings reports skewed positive, with Steel & Tube Holdings and Summerset Group gaining on their results.

New Zealand shares hit a fresh high led by positive earnings from Synlait Milk and Steel & Tube Holdings, while Auckland International

New Zealand shares rose, pushing the S&P/NZX 50 Index to a new record on optimism the lack of profit warnings running into earnings season.

NZ shares rallied yesterday with global markets after positive leads from the US, with the local market led by Kathmandu Holdings and ANZ Banking Group.

Mike Parsell has lead the company for 16 years.

As reporting season ramps up, analysts say firms will be punished if results fail to live up to high share prices.