
Market Watch: What to expect in 2025 – and what we picked right and wrong in 2024
Pie Funds CIO Mike Taylor makes his annual picks for the year ahead.
Pie Funds CIO Mike Taylor makes his annual picks for the year ahead.
Some relief that the US markets weren’t weaker after a healthy correction the day before.
On in Tairāwhiti this weekend; Latin party, monthly market and photo exhibition
Financial Times: Trump unlikely to get his wish of a weaker currency, investors say.
Clothing retailer up 12c to $8.02, its highest price since listing in 1985.
Misleading social media promotions earn rebuke.
Business Editor-at-Large Liam Dann talks to Pie Funds founder and CIO Mike Taylor about what to expect from the year to come. Video / NZ Herald
Not all the non-Japanese CEOs have had a smooth ride, as the country's economy struggles.
Leading gentailers Contact and Mercury kept moving in different directions.
What's on in Tairāwhiti this weekend: Diwali Festival, Rising Stars theatre and Christmas
The NZ sharemarket rose after falling on five of the last six trading days.
Financial Times: Value of rare malts sold at auction is down 40% this year.
Christmas event, music, dance show and pantomime.
Chorus came out firing with a pledge to be more competitive.
The country’s largest gateway is replacing its 60-year-old domestic jet terminal. Is it an infrastructure play or a real economic boost?
The NZ sharemarket nudged higher for the week.
OceanaGold wants to keep mining under conservation land on Waihi’s coastline to keep its operation going for another decade. Could controversy derail their investment?
Interest rates are being cut with another Reserve Bank move expected this week, but how soon will it result in economic relief and recovery? Video / Cameron Pitney
Financial Times: US Treasuries rally as investors sell equities and seek safe assets.
Financial Times: 82-year-old gets jail term in fight against commodity trading corruption.
Head of a $51b wealth firm says changes are needed.
Meanwhile, the post-election rally cooled in the United States.
This start-up is in an effort to achieve abundant energy.
Billions of dollars has been invested into efforts to solve nuclear fusion. How this start-up's breakthrough could make endless energy a reality. Video / Mark Mitchell
Some hefty losses after a significant run fuelled by election fever.
Many have stepped in to fix major company issues.
Market continues to digest US election result.