US tax changes are not expected to benefit the tech sector.

Stock Takes: Our take on the New Zealand share market this week.

Our take on the markets this week.

Xero is set to leave the NZX in favour of an ASX listing.

Our take on the stock market this week.

Investors are already picking winners and losers, post election.

Our take on what is happening on the markets this week.

Xero shareholders should be feeling on a high this week.

Our take on what is happening on the market this week.

Our take on what's happening on the market this week.

This week's inside word on the stock market

The inside word what is going on in the New Zealand share market.

What's happening on the markets this week.

Which stocks are up the most and which ones have bombed so far this year.

Mainfreight's result stood out among the corporate earnings reports.

The irony of a new NZX code won't be lost on investors in the NZX.

Are minorities facing a glass cliff to get to the top of New Zealand's corporate ladder?

Investors are grabbing opportunities to invest in stocks associated with the marijuana.

Law firm Chapman Tripp is predicting the NZX will attract just three initial public offers this year - a level that means the market

Could the market's honeymoon period with Donald Trump be coming to an end?

The New Zealand sharemarket has been reduced to being a mere bystander while Wall Street smashes records.

Market watchers are wondering if the rally prompted by Trump's election is sustainable.

New Zealand's sharemarket has been buffeted by major events such as the election of Donald Trump and Brexit.

Statistics New Zealand's latest Food Price Index showed the price of this country's favourite meat had fallen 11 per cent over the 12 months to September to a nine-year low.

COMMENT: Can Trade Me retain its market-leading position over the next 20 years?

Chicago Federal Reserve president Charles Evans jetted into Auckland this week and delivered a message which, when boiled down to

WATCH NZH FOCUS: A top analyst has drawn parallels between late 2016 and the 1987 market crash.

COMMENT: Keeping an eye on when executives sell shares can pay off, just look at Air New Zealand.

'Boring' was how one local analyst described the extended stretch of calm that came crashing to an end in recent days

You would hope the private equity industry has learned a thing or two from the collapse of Dick Smith.