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NZX's worst shares of 2014 (+graphic)
What are the top 10 worst performing shares of 2014 so far? Find out with a graphic showing the biggest losers.

Blackout: Why did it happen?
Vector has warned recently restored power users to expect to be 'dropped' from the system during peak times today, as a former chairman criticises the company.

Ryman adds Tropicana to its portfolio
Tropicana, one of the biggest privately owned blocks of land in inner Auckland, has been sold to retirement giant Ryman Healthcare.

Wellington's boutique village for aged
Ryman Healthcare, the country's biggest listed retirement village operator and developer, has bought land in Wellington which it plans to turn into a boutique village.

Ryman to spend $100m on second Melbourne village
Ryman Healthcare has secured a site for its second retirement village in Melbourne, which it expects to spend more than $100 million to build.

Maori leases land for retirement village
Local hapu Ngati Whatua Orakei now says it isn't selling a prime piece of Auckland waterfront land to retirement village operator Ryman - it's only leasing it.

NZ stocks mixed on light volume
NZ shares were mixed yesterday as investors cast forward to next month's earnings season, and as regional markets mulled this week's Federal Reserve meeting.

Golden period tipped for Ryman Healthcare
Earnings from NZ's biggest listed retirement village specialist, will rise phenomenally as it builds new accommodation, an expert has forecast.

Innovative thinker gets the nod
Simon Challies is an innovative thinker whose time at the helm of Ryman Healthcare has been critical to the firm's success, says David Kerr, chairman of the retirement village operator.

Stocks debut year with solid gains
New Zealand shares rose on the first trading day of 2013, following gains on Wall Street, as investors drove up companies that have featured on broker lists for 2013, such as PGG Wrightson and Ryman Healthcare.

Metlifecare deal change unveiled
Metlifecare has changed the terms of its much debated $216 million merger deal, as shareholders prepare to vote on the proposal today.