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Trump tariffs see Eroad lose major US customer
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Trump tariffs see Eroad lose major US customer

Eroad has reported a $146 million first-half net loss (from its year-ago $11m loss), driven by a $135m goodwill impairment – “reflecting the termination of a legacy customer, competitive dynamics and economic conditions in the North American market”.Chief executive Mark Heine wou...

Staff reporters 21 Nov 2025
Oceania Healthcare extends dividend freeze
Markets

Oceania Healthcare extends dividend freeze

The retirement village operator hasn't paid a dividend since June 2023.

John Anthony 21 Nov 2025
QuiznessDesk, Friday, Nov 21
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Can you get a perfect 10?

The Quizmaster 21 Nov 2025
Reform wave reshapes energy sector as investors circle NZ
Infrastructure

Reform wave reshapes energy sector as investors circle NZ

Ian Llewellyn 21 Nov 2025
a2 Milk's shareholders appear udderly content with its direction
Primary Sector

a2 Milk's shareholders appear udderly content with its direction

Riley Kennedy 21 Nov 2025
Aussie's Laguna Bay gets nod to snap up three Otago dairy farms
Primary Sector

Aussie's Laguna Bay gets nod to snap up three Otago dairy farms

Riley Kennedy 21 Nov 2025
Turners spent $1.4m on ‘Tina 2.0’
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Rebecca Stevenson 21 Nov 2025
Carrie Hurihanganui new Champions for Change co-chair
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Carrie Hurihanganui new Champions for Change co-chair

Brianna McIlraith 21 Nov 2025
WasteCo’s truck/toilet plan, Radius wants to grow West Coast
Markets Small Cap Wrap

WasteCo’s truck/toilet plan, Radius wants to grow West Coast

Rebecca Stevenson 21 Nov 2025
Emissions intensity: Who’s clean, who’s carbon-heavy
Markets Carbon Catch-Up

Emissions intensity: Who’s clean, who’s carbon-heavy

Michael Neilson 21 Nov 2025
Nvidia earnings boost markets, NZ sharemarket closes up
Markets Market Close

Nvidia earnings boost markets, NZ sharemarket closes up

Tom Raynel 20 Nov 2025
Foodstuffs South Island fined $39k for selling recalled hummus
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Foodstuffs South Island fined $39k for selling recalled hummus

BD AI 20 Nov 2025
Alliance Group returns to profitability
Primary Sector

Alliance Group returns to profitability

Riley Kennedy 20 Nov 2025
Jade Software to acquire Contec Group
Markets

Jade Software to acquire Contec Group

John Anthony 20 Nov 2025
AFT forges ahead with China iron injectable deal
Markets

AFT forges ahead with China iron injectable deal

Rebecca Stevenson 20 Nov 2025
Meridian says hydro is key to energy security and affordability
Markets

Meridian says hydro is key to energy security and affordability

Ian Llewellyn 20 Nov 2025
Goodman Property looks to full-year earnings growth
Infrastructure

Goodman Property looks to full-year earnings growth

Andy Macdonald 20 Nov 2025
Nvidia profits soar, countering investor jitters on AI boom
Technology

Nvidia profits soar, countering investor jitters on AI boom

The Wall Street Journal 20 Nov 2025
New York City fines NZ startup Kiki more than $270,000
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New York City fines NZ startup Kiki more than $270,000

Greg Hurrell 20 Nov 2025
Turners accelerates profit, diversification delivers
Markets

Turners accelerates profit, diversification delivers

Rebecca Stevenson 20 Nov 2025
The a2 Milk Company ups revenue guidance
Primary Sector

The a2 Milk Company ups revenue guidance

Riley Kennedy 20 Nov 2025
My Food Bag reports slight revenue increase
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My Food Bag reports slight revenue increase

Staff reporters 20 Nov 2025
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