Scales Corp, the fruit and vegetable logistics company, says annual earnings may beat guidance in its prospectus.

Moa Group posted a wider first-half loss after the unprofitable boutique beer maker restructured its fledgling business.

NZ shares fell yesterday, led by Mighty River Power, Meridian Energy and Contact Energy as investors cashed in profits on recent gains in power company stocks.

The British outsourcing giant that operates Auckland's Mt Eden prison is facing major financial strife, with its boss warning jobs will be slashed.

Listed landlord DNZ Property Fund made $25.9 million net after-tax profit in the September half-year, up 41 per cent on last year. The

ERoad, the logistics and fleet management company, got a 'please explain' by NZX regulation after its stock gained 16pc in six days

The number of trades on the NZX rose 6.1 percent to 121,347 last month, compared to the same period a year earlier.

The sharemarket has had a lot of attention over the past few years, as it continues to rise strongly and people try to work out if the excellent returns can continue.

New Zealand shares rose yesterday, pushing the NZX 50 Index to its ninth straight record close, as New Zealand Oil & Gas signalled plans for a capital return given cash flow from production at its Tui oil field.

With more than 50 years' trading under his belt, US trading legend Larry Pesavento has learned a few things about the markets.

Current dairy commodity prices are now well below "fair" expectations of price among global dairy producers, says Fonterra's chief executive Theo Spierings.

The moral of Aesop’s North Wind and the Sun fable is informing a wave of shareholder activism in Japan, with the government's blessing.

The nation's largest fast food operator, raised its annual profit forecast as it benefits from higher sales and restructuring of stores. The shares rose to a record.

BurgerFuel Worldwide, the NZAX-listed fast food chain franchisor, is opening five new Australian stores and expects to announce the timing of its US expansion soon.

Whether it is John Key pulling the strings or not, there are smart minds at work in the NZ currency market, writes Nick Mcdonald.

Shareholders in the failed Feltex Carpets have appealed the High Court decision which found the directors were not liable for alleged disclosure failings.

What happens when two traders who love to fish spend 24 hours in close quarters with a skipper whose life is dedicated to fishing?

Xero shares fell sharply this morning after Goldman Sachs slapped a sell recommendation on the New Zealand accounting software developer.