
Markets with Madison: Banks beware! Revolut is here
The European financial app isn’t a bank, but it wants your money. Revolut NZ CEO explains how it works and why New Zealanders are interested in using it.
The European financial app isn’t a bank, but it wants your money. Revolut NZ CEO explains how it works and why New Zealanders are interested in using it.
It wants to know how many Kiwis own crypto assets.
And a dogfight over Auckland Airport.
Even the failed Silicon Valley Bank would have passed.
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Berkshire Hathaway hopes to get the good oil.
Chinese-backed broker in hot water over non-compliance.
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China's central bank is cutting rates to try and stimulate the economy.
China's central bank is cutting rates to stimulate its struggling economy and signal that growth is on the agenda.
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The huge asset manager wants to make crypto more accessible.
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Fletcher Building’s house sales would also be below its previous target.
A market bull picks recession-proof stocks.
My Food Bag's “long-suffering shareholders” will be happy the stock jumped up again.
Airlines are experiencing a tremendous turnaround.
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Financial Times: Without a handful of tech heavy-hitters, the S&P 500 is going nowhere.
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Council's compromise might have just delivered Aucklanders the worst of two worlds.
New data shows lacklustre performance amid recession concerns.
New Google AI tech aims to help users visualise apparel on body types.
But despite falls from some heavyweight stocks, the index closed high.
Investors are more optimistic the Federal Reserve could skip a rate hike.