And recent filings by Trump’s Federal Reserve chair nominee, Kevin Warsh, suggest he might be the richest central banker of all time.
Fletcher wants to use a controversial scheme-of-arrangement mechanism.
A director also left last month.
The good news keeps flowing.
But the Opposition gripes too many questions still unanswered and questions overall cost.
Fund manager Chris Swasbrook has support for a special meeting to roll directors.
UPDATE: Fletcher's response.
Also, US Fed paints a rosy picture of economy and clash in the South China Sea.
Ministers Woods and Nash hope the new scheme will boost New Zealand GDP.
In the final of a two-part series, are there lessons for New Zealand in Ireland’s regional growth strategy?