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Methven profits soar
Buying a Chinese factory has helped push tapmaker Methven's profits up 21pc.
Buying a Chinese factory has helped push tapmaker Methven's profits up 21pc.
Is the Govt really getting double the amount of dividends from its sold down power companies?
APN News & Media will launch digital subscriptions for its Queensland-based daily regional newspapers this year.
Infrastructure investor Infratil says it'll be taking a more wary approach to potential new acquisitions.
Farm prices have continued to rise, despite the near halving of milk prices over the past year, according to Real Estate Institute of New Zealand data.
Security software firm Wynyard Group sees annual revenue growing up to 73 per cent this year as it pursues contracts and gets closer to finalising a major distribution agreement..
The last GlobalDairyTrade auction for the season is tomorrow and dairy analysts say indications are that prices may be about to bottom out.
New Zealand shares rose yesterday, paced by Genesis Energy, Contact Energy and Mighty River Power in a relief rally as Meridian Energy's instalment came due.
The company expects to open 150 Esquire Coffee stores in China in the next five years.
Fonterra's strategy has to start delivering or its market share will shrink further, says Federated Farmers Otago dairy chairman Stephen Crawford.
The cut and thrust around Rank's Carter Holt IPO has begun...
As Auckland faces up to a funding shortfall in infrastructure, all eyes will be on how Christchurch's approach plays out.
The number of IPOs may be lower this year but institutions have not lost their investing appetite, writes Christopher Adams.
Silicon Valley investment an art, not a science says expert.
Franceska Banga considers the growth company governance paradox.
UBS Securities warns soaring house prices in Auckland, Sydney and Melbourne risk making banks vulnerable.
Crowdfunding is a new way of raising capital online and the NZ Stock Exchange could join the party.
Relaxed requirements for dual listing would recognise our strong business links, writes Rachel Taylor.
Why isn't there more investment by NZ firms in companies and assets overseas, asks David Green.
Like them or hate them, multi-national companies are a fact of life.
There is no shortage of capital for infrastructure projects, but the challenge is making them attractive to offshore capital.
The business of raising capital and borrowing money through the 'crowd in the cloud' is off to a flying start.
Blenheim's Renaissance Brewing was the first to raise equity on a crowdfunded platform.
Our purpose at NZTE is to grow companies internationally for the benefit of the New Zealand economy.
There are benefits if you are taking a long-term approach, fund managers tell Christopher Adams.
A strong economy is boosting interest in NZ assets, as ASB's Henry Withers tells Bill Bennett.
Politicians now don the mantle of fiscal responsibility, while bankers are the party animals, writes Sean Keane.