Allied Farmers' board has announced today that its Managaing Director, Rob Alloway, is to step down from his current role in December. His departure follows the resignation of chairman John ... more... |
The Forbes magazine list of 200 "best under a billion" top-performing companies in Asia – those worth under $US1 billion – includes one New Zealand company and 13 from Australia. more... |
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by OzForex Research Australian Dollar: The Australian Dollar opens higher today at 0.0.9100 after another busy 24 hours. The gains made early yesterday morning above US91 cents were quickly eroded ... more... |
September 3 (BusinessDesk) - Stocks in Europe and on Wall Street held their ground as an unexpected gain in pending home sales, a decline in claims for jobless benefits and better-than-expected retail sales eased concerns about U.S. economic outlook. more... |
Sept. 3 (BusinessDesk) – The following stocks may be active on the New Zealand exchange after developments since the close of trading. All prices are in New Zealand dollars unless specified. more... |
by Jason Krupp Sept. 2 (BusinessDesk) – Widespread Energy Ltd. says it expects to report back early to the Crown Minerals Unit of the Ministry of Economic Development, as its project to mine undersea deposits of rock phosphate off the coast of Christchurch. more... |
A New Zealand company has been headhunted by Chinese developers to try and make Shanghai a cleaner, greener city. more... |
If we look over New Zealand’s history our story is pretty straightforward. We have some dirt, we’ve got some water, we grow some grass and from that we convert it into protein. It’s this protein that we sell to the four corners of the planet, ... more... |
Recent survey results have shown Harcourts’ clients are clearly impressed with their experience of New Zealand’s largest real estate group, with the vast majority of respondents in the past quarter indicating they would recommend Harcourts to others. more... |
The goodChance for a fresh startIt’s hard to find any positives to come from South Canterbury Finance being put into receivership this week but at least the ailing company has been put out of its misery.And while taxpayers across the country can feel rightly aggrieved at bailing out South Canterbury’s investors, the government arguably picked the least bad option. more... |