In case you missed it: News bites for the week.
Fresh out of Otago University, Wikstrom knew he was onto a winner when he started selling booklets with personalised photographs to visitors to Queenstown’s Skyline gondola.
Millennials are particularly generous as well as tech-savvy and Pushpay is still only scratching the surface of its potential market.
Bank stocks rise on higher interest rates while investors' US-China trade war fears subside. Meanwhile Nafta talks continue and Syria outlines its plans.
The Government is considering introducing a national interest test to give ministers the power to veto foreign purchases they deem do not meet the test.
The goods balance has deteriorated while services and investment income remain steady.
Cayman court to publish judgment in interests of human rights, says judge.
A verdict is expected in the next two days.
Synlait's full-year profit jumped 89% to $74.6 million.
Bank says shareholders can look forward to net profit up 11-14% in the coming year as it looks forward to ASX listing and tapping Australian wholesale funds.
