Christopher Niesche: Plague of short-term thinking
Christopher Niesche writes: The jobs and education portal is a mature business in Australia so it has to look for growth overseas, particularly in Asia.
Christopher Niesche writes: The jobs and education portal is a mature business in Australia so it has to look for growth overseas, particularly in Asia.
Auckland International Airport, has beaten its own guidance with a 3.8pc gain in underlying annual earnings.
An insider trading inquiry into A2 Milk Co suitor, Dean Foods, is understood to have scuppered its takeover attempt.
Chapman Tripp is predicting more fireworks than usual during the 2015 annual meeting season.
Wall St fell overnight after Fed minutes suggested interest rates may not be lifted next month.
NZX boss Tim Bennett remains bullish about the outlook for new sharemarket floats, despite the a lack of listings this year.
Of the 33 employees based at the site, 26 roles will be disestablished and seven employees will moved within the company.
Contact Energy's decision to close its Otahuhu power station is the latest in an industry-wide move away from gas.
The founder of the Michael Hill International jewellery business, Sir Michael Hill, is stepping down to make way for his daughter Emma Hill to succeed him as chair.
Shares for the mobile payments app developer have risen to $5 from their $1 listing price 12 months ago.
Wall Street was mixed, recovering from steeper losses, as investors reassessed the impact of China's currency devaluation.
Reynolds Group Holdings packaging business and UCI Holdings are under pressure to cut and sustain lower operating costs after recent asset sales that reduced debt.
Milk powder prices will need to improve substantially before Fonterra's revised farmgate milk price of $3.85 per kg of milk solids can become a reality, say analysts.
Fonterra lacks people who understand the impact of new and disruptive technologies, writes Keith Woodford.
CBL Insurance has appointed a new director and is understood to be forging ahead with plans to carry out a stock exchange listing this year.
Briscoe Group boss Rod Duke is continuing to talk tough on his firm's plans to acquire Kathmandu, despite his offer being rejected by the retailer's board last week.
New Zealand shares edged lower yesterday as investors waited for reporting season to get under way. Auckland International Airport and Nuplex Industries fell.
He leaves after less than 12 months with the ailing children's clothing chain.
Todd is the chief operating officer and finance director of Kathmandu - which is the subject of a hostile takeover.
New Zealand's listed companies are expected to present solid results to the market in the coming months but analysts are predicting cautious outlooks.
Dairy giant yesterday revealed its latest payout forecast, dealing a blow to individual farmers, and the wider economy.
More than 50 jobs could be cut at Ports of Auckland if a proposal to partially automate straddle operations is approved.
Briscoe Group managing director Rod Duke defends his failed Kathmandu takeover offer saying it "fully reflects the value".