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From the archives: Developer to deviant, the rise and fall of Mark Lyon
From millionaire property developer to the drug-addled owner of a sex dungeon.
From millionaire property developer to the drug-addled owner of a sex dungeon.
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Jarden Brief: Cruise and crypto perform poorly abroad, SkyCity takes best slot locally.
Financial Times: 'I think the idea of waiting for the bottom is a terrible idea.'
The S&P NZX top 50 index puts in its strongest performance in three weeks.
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Most shares suffered as bear market returned for second time in two years.
What's in a name? Why do the terms bull and bear still hold so much weight?
A surprise in either direction could result in a significant reaction
The market fell ahead of Reserve Bank's OCR decision on Wednesday.
The analyst, columnist and Milford founder was farewelled today in Auckland.
NZ share prices opened lower in response to Wall Street's fall.
S&P 500 closes down 4% in biggest daily loss since June 2020.
Developments to add 100,000sq m of space, generating a further $21m annual rent.
Survey shows increased allocations to cash and sharp fall in tech company exposures
Fund manager describes 'difficult but constructive' meeting.
Stock of world's largest retailer falls more than 11% as inflation hits profits
Brian Gaynor had enormous presence in the investment world.
Overseas, Rocket Lab and Allbirds take the pain.
The NZX 50 continued its downward trend, falling a further 1.3 per cent yesterday.
Financial Times: The FTSE All-World barometer of global equities dropped 3 per cent today.
Markets are waking up to the fact there isn't any central bank backstop, says fund manager
Simon Henry's company share price takes a hit.
NZ sharemarket follows offshore markets lower.
DGL CEO Simon Henry said he had sent an apology to Lim several days ago.
All the market noise is just the sound of central banks sucking cash out of the economy.
The share market has slumped in the past few months, is it time to go bargain hunting?
A further plunge on Wall Street dragged the NZ sharemarket down nearly 1 per cent.
Sharp rise despite lockdowns, rising interest rates, talk of US recession.
Market had expected a higher surge - and was relieved to be wrong.