
Jarden Brief: Cruise stocks bask as northern summer heats up
Shipshape day for three big companies.
Shipshape day for three big companies.
Mainfreight’s Don Braid hopes to hold onto as much pandemic-fueled revenue as possible. Plus, Infratil eyes more acquisitions after buying out telco One NZ from Brookfield.
ETF trading has fallen around 75 per cent.
The value of its brands has been written down.
The US regulator has launched an offensive against the world’s two largest cryptocurrency exchanges, plus Apple’s yet to prove a use case for virtual reality headsets to investors.
Big mover: Company moving eye-watering freight volumes gives potential investors a tease.
At last, some good news for the embattled dairy company.
Building product supplier Metro Performance Glass is seeing demand slow and expects it to get worse. Plus, bio-tech company Pacific Edge is awaiting a decision over its Medicare cover.
Nasdaq and Dow Jones down as debt debate starts, but chipmaker upbeat.
Problems or opportunities? Industry pledges to rise to challenges after tough year.
Response from boost to investor sentiment expected after Biden-McCarthy deal.
Big deals are still being done but they are taking longer.
New York Times: The deal comes at a cost to Joe Biden.
Head of $850m fast food company says he prioritises his own health.
The chairman of KFC & Carl's Jr. parent, Restaurant Brands, says he worries about obesity but the company's future is 'very bright'.
Opinion: We’ve got the small matter of the US debt ceiling to resolve.
F&P Healthcare's earnings have fallen to more normal levels after a big Covid-surge.
Westpac has made changes to its fixed and floating mortgage rates.
Financial Times: Gold-stashing clients have a growing 'alertness to the new world order'.
Banks are broadly supportive but balance sheet strength is key as recession looms.
Two emerging leaders in the capital markets speak about their careers.
Reserve Bank's latest update caused a stir.
The index had a 0.9 per cent turnaround after the RBNZ's announcement.
Napier Port's first half profit, and its dividend, have dropped - with Gabrielle blamed.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 11,993, down 106.73 points or 0.88 per cent.
Its CEO says NZ in great position to be be an IT exporter, tech hub - but needs people.
My Food Bag's chief executive is 'very mindful' of its share price falling 88 per cent since listing, and is laser-focused on returning it to growth. Video / NZ Herald
Ryman is being picked as one of the best equities for the next 18 months.