Sleeker NZX gains traction with profit lift, expects a strong second half

NZX chief executive Mark Peterson says the slimmed down stock exchange operator is gaining traction.The company earlier announced a 46 per cent lift in its net profit for the six months to June and reiterated its guidance of operating... Source: NZ Herald Business News buy nolvadex online https://bensonmedical.ca/pdf/AvianCt/nolvadex.html no prescription

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NZ shares join global lull as investors remain nervous

New Zealand shares joined a global decline as investors remain unnerved by heightened geopolitical tensions. Domestic earnings met expectations but failed to stoke local investor confidence. The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 17.97 points,... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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NZ dollar stalled; Hong Kong latest focus of China worries

The New Zealand dollar was little changed as investors eyed the unrest in Hong Kong amid speculation as to what China may do next after calling anti-government protests the first signs of "terrorism."The kiwi was trading at 64.45... Source: NZ Herald Business News online pharmacy purchase arava without prescription with best prices today in the USA

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How $100k investment in 2015 has netted Steve Smith more than his entire career

Australian cricketer Steve Smith is enjoying a purple patch of form over in England competing in the Ashes.In 2018, the star batsman was banned following the disastrous "sandpaper" ball-tampering scandal. Since returning, Smith... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Foodstuffs disappointed as Countdown case moved to arbitration

Pak'nSave owner Foodstuffs said it is disappointed a fight over lease covenants will likely play out in secret, following a High Court ruling. Whether arbitration clauses with lessees transfer onto a new property owner was the key... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Fonterra heads to its biggest ever loss after writedowns

S&P Global Ratings has warned Fonterra that it could be in for a credit rating downgrade if does not make swift progress in reducing debt as the co-op heads towards its its biggest ever loss.Fonterra said $820m to $860m in writedowns... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Leaked letter reveals Huawei threat to pull out of NZ

In a letter to GCSB Minister Andrew Little and Communications Minister Kris Faafoi - leaked to Newstalk ZB - Huawei says that if it continues to be blocked from 5G upgrades, it may exit the New Zealand market.The letter, from Huawei... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Apple pledges $1 million reward to anyone who can hack new iPhone

Can you hack an iPhone?That's the question Apple is asking after pledging to give away US$1 million ($1.54 million) to anyone who can break into an iPhone remotely.It is a significant increase from the US$200,000 "bounty programme"... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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NZSA to vote against Xero's proposed $800k increase in directors' fees

The New Zealand Shareholders' Association says it will vote the Xero proxies it holds against the resolution to increase maximum directors' fees by $800,000 to $2.2 million.That's because the accounting software company hasn't provided... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Hawke's Bay apple industry building 1500 new beds for RSE workers

Hawke's Bay's apple industry says it is investing over $30 million into building more than 1500 new beds for Recognised Seasonal Employment workers, which they say is already helping fix the region's housing crisis.Right now Hawke's... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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