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Wall St down as Greece deal gets shaky
Wall St moved lower overnight with European equities as the posturing between Greece and its international creditors continued.
Wall St moved lower overnight with European equities as the posturing between Greece and its international creditors continued.
Global shares traded in a narrow range overnight as investors assessed data pointing to a brighter outlook and awaited Greek bailout news.
Currencies tend to act like a country's share price, falling to reflect a worsening outlook and rising when things start to look brighter, says Mark Lister.
Wall Street rose overnight, pushing the Nasdaq to a record, amid optimism Greece and its international lenders are finally nearing a deal.
Consumers are the least confident they have been for two years, the quarterly Westpac McDermott Miller survey has found.
A2 Milk Co, the dual-listed milk marketing company, has received an expression of interest from two associated trade parties keen on taking over the company.
Last week the world's greatest living investor and third richest person made his first foray into the Australian stock market with a A$500 million stake in insurer IAG.
Contact Energy's 70,000 shareholders will get a 50c-a-share special dividend tomorrow as its majority owner examines options to quit its stake in the company.
Gregory Arnott pleaded guilty to five charges of theft by a person in a special relationship and another five charges of false statement by a promoter.
New Zealand earned $8.6 billion less from the rest of the world through trade and investment in the year to March than the rest of the world earned from us.
Newly announced Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's claimed net worth lacks validation.
Fonterra has once again successfully tapped into the so-called dim sum bond market in Hong Kong by this week raising 1 billion renminbi ($230 million) through a five-year bond.
Navinder Singh Sarao is accused of helping to wipe more than $1 trillion off financial markets five years ago.
Wall St moved lower overnight amid concern about the hardening of stances in talks between Greece and its international creditors as this month's deadline looms large.
Economists expect the pace of economic growth to have slowed when the March quarter national accounts are released on Thursday.
New Zealand shares fell yesterday, as Contact Energy and Mighty River Power were sold by investors looking to crystallise recent gains.
The NZX will this week launch the NXT board, a new market for small, growth-focused firms.
Christopher Niesche writes: Nine chief executive David Gyngell said the profit downturn was a cyclical issue, "bump, not a hill". But is it?
The double digit rise in the average pay packets for New Zealand's top chief executives is likely to stir some controversy, writes Liam Dann.
Attendance at Fieldays at Mystery Creek, near Hamilton, was up by 5.2 per cent compared with last year's weather-affected event.
William Pesek on considering the cost of China's stock boom - the biggest being President Jinping's economic reform program.
The official cash rate cut to 3.25 per cent the Reserve Bank delivered yesterday and the follow-up one it has clearly foreshadowed may not be all we see this year.
Shares in gourmet burger company BurgerFuel jumped more than 10 per cent after the company reported strong full-year growth and said its global strategy was on track.
It hasn't been a great week for investment bankers on both sides of the Tasman.
GeoOp, the workforce management app, widened its annual loss as it invests in product development and adding new customers.
Shares in gourmet burger company BurgerFuel are up more than 10pc after it reported a big jump in profits.