The NZX 50 index fell as its biggest stock, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, fell 3.1% back towards its average price of $32 per share.

Retirement village residents' association claims the rule to get legal advice before signing a contract doesn't protect residents – and is used against them.

The cancer diagnostic firm's shares spiked 6% after strong demand for new shares saw it increase its capital raise to a total of $100 million.

CEO Greg Foran says delta risks convinced airline it needed more protection for its staff.

Investors were positive after the US Federal Reserve provided more clarity regarding economic stimulus tapering.

Other agriculture and dairy exporters also rallied on positive day for the NZX.

Pacific Edge has announced an $80 million capital raise which is similar to informal plans accidentally revealed by the ASX two weeks ago. 

Dairy Holdings chief executive lauds Fonterra for 'turning the ship around' but says the cooperative is sending mixed messages about the future. 

Stride's bid for an increase in directors' fees was approved, but there was a strong protest vote with nearly 26% of votes lodged ahead of the meeting against it.

Documents released to the ASX two weeks ago included details of a A$70 million capital raise managed by Bell Potter Securities, Forsyth Barr and Jarden.

Goodman Property Trust's industrial property portfolio is benefiting from the rise in internet shopping accelerated by the covid pandemic.

Fonterra looks to sell its assets in Chile but plans to retain a "significant" stake in Australia. 

The Restaurant Association is bracing for the fallout from the latest lockdown and has released a roadmap of support packages and campaigns to help the sector.

One local fund manager told BusinessDesk they had not even been contacted about the deal which appears to be focused on Australian investors. 

AFT founder Hartley Atkinson says NZ will end up poorer if it ignores export markets.

Because Vital Healthcare Property Trust's manager opted for Vital to be classed as a managed investment scheme, it had to issue a second annual report.

There were no developments overnight with the market watching closely for a signal that the Chinese government may step in to help restructure the firm’s debt.

Trustpower shareholders back selling retail base to Mercury and becoming a generation-only company as executives worry about regulatory uncertainty.

Radius had wanted to attract institutional investors in its recent $48.2m capital raising which was why the new shares were sold at such a deep discount.

As many as 300,000 workers are returning to work today in what is seen as a gamble that could end NZ’s elimination strategy if it does not work.

Chief executive Clive Mackenzie says build-to-rent is a long-term proposition.

The high court dismissed claims Turners Automotive breached fundamental covenants with the vendor of Buy Right Cars.

Key US indices fell about 2% overnight, as investors worried Chinese developer Evergrande’s insolvency could lead to a wider market shock.

Stride nixes new listing after lockdowns and a Chinese property giant facing insolvency poisons market sentiment.