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Sunday, 1 May 2016

European environmental regulations good news for Kiwi dairy farmers

Meanwhile, Fonterra's milk collection in Australia and New Zealand is down.



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Is ResMed encroaching on F&P Healthcare's market share?

The close competitors don't like to give away market share but analysts delve deeper.



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Chevron a weak competitor, says regulator

Takeover by Z Energy would make little difference to the market, says Commerce Commission chairman. With special feature audio.



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World Week Ahead: US jobs data in focus

Investors will eye the release of the ADP employment report on Wednesday.



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Friday, 29 April 2016

Auditor-General extends Housing NZ $2.3m procurement probe

Questions over contract with Auckland investment banker Andrew Body.



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Thursday, 28 April 2016

MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares rise, buoyed by Z while Skellerup drops

The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 30.6 points, or 0.5 percent, to 6,820.59.



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NZ dollar extends gains as Fed rate hike bets fade, traders debate timing of RBNZ cut

The kiwi rose to 69.73 US cents as at 5pm in Wellington.



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Blog Archive

  • ▼  2016 (2138)
    • ▼  November (43)
      • MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares bounce
      • Manufacturers' confidence collapses to lowest leve...
      • NZ shares climb after FBI clears Clinton, bargain ...
      • Give businesses the carrot, not the stick says Bus...
      • Crimson Consulting executive defends business model
      • Business insurance protection gap 'has not been ad...
      • Trade Me puts in $670k to keep Harmoney stake at 1...
      • Stats NZ revises up third-quarter inflation after ...
      • PGW considers implications of Agria delisting, SEC...
      • Tilt Renewables lifts interim profit 1.7% in first...
      • Pumpkin Patch receivers to close 27 stores in Aust...
      • MARKET CLOSE: NZX 50 drops to 4-month low
      • Fonterra plays up clean, green credentials with ne...
      • Hutson returns for another bite of Abano
      • 9 Spokes launches in UK
      • Spark shareholders give the thumbs down to virtual...
      • Microsoft NZ Blog
      • NZX dumps Clear Grain Exchange
      • Landmark UK decision on Uber drivers could have ef...
      • RMA reform process in turmoil
      • Xero's strong Australasian growth surprises
      • While you were sleeping: Facebook slides on revenue
      • Understanding your health and safety obligations
      • Drury downplays sluggish customer growth in Xero's...
      • MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares fall into correction, Metr...
      • Equity market corrects as economy booms
      • NPT board considers other offers following Augusta...
      • 'The jockey' key for angel investing, veteran Cana...
      • How to incentivise your employees, as Google does
      • Briscoe third quarter sales rise as aggressive pro...
      • Scales to buy Hawke's Bay apple grower Longview
      • Mercury lifts 2017 earnings forecast on favourable...
      • Hellaby to buy six automotive bolt-ons in 12-18 mo...
      • No 'preconceived ideas' in Fisher Funds hunt for n...
      • Bathurst/Talley joint venture to pay $46 million f...
      • Ticketmaster NZ group turns to a loss in 2015
      • 2degrees' majority shareholder to list in Toronto
      • Cavalier issues shock profit warning
      • Punakaiki Fund has another stab at raising money f...
      • Dairy prices soar
      • Lift-sharing app launches first in New Zealand, li...
      • Bapcor: Hellaby’s automotive valuation “has to be ...
      • Jobless rate falls below 5%, Labour looks for hole...
    • ►  October (186)
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