
Dan Carter-backed Laundromap seeks listing on NZX
Dan Carter-backed firm buying laundry and dry-cleaning businesses in NZ and Oz.
Dan Carter-backed firm buying laundry and dry-cleaning businesses in NZ and Oz.
Does Comvita have the strategy to win back its place as a sharemarket favourite?
The sharemarket has continued to to new highs despite a subdued corporate earnings season.
Tension has been blamed for NZ shares retreating.
NZX-hopeful Cannasouth has won licences to import cannabis.
US stocks slipped off the back of the World Economic Forum news from Davos.
The S&P/NZX 50 index rose 50.86 points, or 0.6 per cent, to 9,148.57.
Michael Hill registered sales increases over November and December.
Despite carnage last year, analysts still think there's reason to be bullish this year.
Shares fell in light trading as blue-chip stocks including A2 Milk followed Australia.
The outage could potentially affect trading when the market opens at 10am.
Opposition to application to liquidate is understood to have been withdrawn.
The NZX has "refreshed" its market structure and updated its listing rules.
Cannasouth is planning to become NZ's first listed medicinal cannabis company.
COMMENT: Looking to the future, trade tariffs may not be China's biggest challenge.
A business founded by Kiwi Guy Haddleton has hit a massive valuation on the stock market.
The Kiwi market has followed the continued plunge of US stocks.
Stock market operator is refusing to give in to demands by Elevation Capital.
The offence dates back to 2016 and involves the sale of Auckland Airport shares.
New Zealand shares hit a record, led higher by Synlait Milk and a2 Milk.
The resignation of Rubicon's chief executive is the latest development in its sad history.
The Wellington-based business is set to close its Fielding office.
There were more trades in the first half of 2018, but new listings dropped off.
Pushpay Holdings prepares a bookbuild to let executive director Eliot Crowther exit firm.
Comment: What should we be watching out for.
The S&P/NZX50 Index rose .87 points, or 0.01 percent, to 8,978.18.
A sharp rise in prices could result in a period of high real interest rates.
S&P/NZX50 Index advanced 21.36 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 8,959.81.
Minimal change to forecasts make rally hard to justify.
COMMENT: Exchange paying the price for poor leadership and governance in past.