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Markets with Madison: Infrastructure obsessed
Infrastructure funding requires trillions of dollars every year. Here’s how investment firms Morrison, Macquarie & KKR are making the most of it. Video / Carson Bluck
What a recession will mean for the sharemarket
A recession may yet prove to be a positive for a flagging sharemarket.
Nicola Willis open to finding more capital for Kiwibank
Reserve Bank isn't planning to change bank capital rules further to ComCom suggestions.
Rewards all round in Fonterra's half-year result
Fonterra reported a 23 per cent lift in its half-year profit after tax.
Fonterra boosts first-half profit and dividend
The co-op voices confidence despite 'continuing global uncertainty'.
‘Crocodiles all around’: The Warehouse Group after net loss posted
The retail group is facing multiple adversaries.
Kathmandu owner reveals $9.6m loss, cuts dividend
Result was a 169 per cent decline on the previous year.
Markets with Madison: Business of fitness
The business of fitness can be lucrative if you find a way to scale online. That’s how this Australian father of four became a multi-millionaire. Video / Carson Bluck
Why this multimillionaire is going after DNA testing
Sam Wood sold his online fitness programme in an $82m deal.
Markets with Madison: Eroad’s AI route
Eroad is adopting AI to ensure its business isn’t driven off route by Tesla and other high-tech EV hardware. Video / Carson Bluck
ERoad’s AI adoption route to fend off Tesla
The truck tracking company says it will remain relevant against high-tech EVs.
How well is The Warehouse doing in tough grocery environment? — Stock Takes
It's tough for retailers but will that bring good or bad news for the red sheds?
PGG Wrightson's biggest shareholder takes aim at performance, agitates for board changes
Singapore’s Agria wants to arrest what it said was a four-year financial decline.
$6m missing: Liquidators reveal suspicious transactions at failed Auckland crypto firm
The Serious Fraud Office is investigating.
Opinion: NZ’s housing crisis has not ceased. And it’s going to get worse
OPINION: Hopes for Kiwis to own their own home are getting further out of reach.
Allbirds reports wider loss, names new CEO
The maker of eco-friendly shoes, incorporating NZ merino wool, will close 10 to 15 stores.
Market close: Debt-laden Synlait Milk hits all-time low
The NZ sharemarket was in a lacklustre mood and posted a near half per cent fall.
Japan defies recession fears - and that could bode well for Kiwi tourism
A resurgent, more confident Japanese economy could boost Kiwi tourism.
Markets with Madison: SVB collapse one year on
It’s been exactly one year since Silicon Valley Bank collapsed after investment losses resulted in a bank run. Why smaller banks are still battling a confidence crisis. Video / Carson Bluck
Silicon Valley Bank anniversary: Confidence crisis continues
This analyst thinks bank deposit runs are still a big risk.
Beijing’s ‘broker butcher’ sparks state-driven stock rally
But foreign investors remain wary after a years-long fall in the Chinese market.
Lex: Reddit wants its users’ money - but not their input
Financial Times: Voting control concentrated among those who already hold Reddit stock.
How the Bitcoin halving could boost its price further
Cathie Wood sees it going beyond US$1 million.
Markets with Madison: The Bitcoin halving
Ark Invest CIO Cathie Wood believes Bitcoin will one day be a US$20 trillion asset. In this interview she explains how ETFs and the halving event are boosting Bitcoin’s price expectations. Video / Carson Bluck
Stock Takes: Companies which tanked this reporting season
And what it reveals about the economy.
Synlait delays first-half result, keeps market guessing
Cash-strapped Synlait Milk had delayed the release of its first-half result.
BNZ cuts some home loan rates after rivals make moves
Less-hawkish tone, property glut part of wider landscape influencing banks.
Markets with Madison: Passive fund power
Index and exchange traded fund managers have become market beasts. How BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street overtook investment managers. Video / Carson Bluck
How BlackRock and Vanguard became passively powerful
Cheap index funds: “It’s not much of a margin but it’s a heck of a volume.”
Why big developers are being forced to sell
Managing balance sheets is the biggest task on developer's minds right now.
Markets with Madison: Property pain
Commercial property developers are selling assets to pay down debilitating debt as it gets more expensive to service. Video \ Carson Bluck | Cameron Pitney