
Stock Takes: Has Ryman's share price fallen enough?
Companies head in to reporting season with rising headwinds.
Companies head in to reporting season with rising headwinds.
A steep sell-off in cryptocurrencies from bitcoin to ethereum is behind the decline.
Overseas, Rocket Lab and Allbirds take the pain.
Oil climbed 5.3 per cent to US$105.09 per barrel.
The New Zealand sharemarket finally stabilised after three tough days of falls.
The NZX 50 continued its downward trend, falling a further 1.3 per cent yesterday.
Expert warns boards are not well prepared for the new climate reporting regime.
Simon Henry's company share price takes a hit.
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NZ shares remained relatively calm in the face of incredible volatility on Wall Street.
NZ stocks were sold down this morning after a sharp fall on Wall Street.
Australian law firms Slater and Gordon and Shine Lawyers have joined in the class action.
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange received approval to operate in France.
OceanaGold is relying on mining under conservation land between Waihi and Whangamata.
NZ shares fell on another light trading day.
The Nasdaq and Dow Jones Industrial Average have dropped 0.4 and 0.2 per cent.
Liquidity in NZ's wholesale swaps market has dried up, putting upward pressure on rates.
Investors send shares tumbling after retail giant suffers worst growth in two decades.
The Satoshi development has received the endorsement of the Vanuatu Prime Minister.
The New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a small gain.
US investment behemoth has made a A$20 billion play for Australia's Ramsay Health Care.
The sharemarket was supported by retirement village, energy and property stocks.
It was a sea of red on the New Zealand sharemarket.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index was down to its lowest level in more than a year.
NZOG plans a $25 million rights issue and to make ASX its primary listing.
Fears of China slowdown hits leaders across the Tasman.
The S&P 500, Nasdaq and the Dow Jones Industrial Average all declined.
Market had expected a higher surge - and was relieved to be wrong.