ANALYSIS: Kiwi SaaS giant is paying up to gain better access to the US market, in an example of boldness rarely seen from New Zealand companies.
Few companies listed on the NZX can display such consistent performance growth and returns to shareholders in recent times as Ebos Group.
Directors' fees are in the spotlight again.
Turnbull sticks with controversial policy.
A photo of the All Blacks, their coaches and support staff heading to the current World Cup tournament probably raised a few eyebrows among former players like Sir Colin Meads.
Eroad shareholders must have had their hearts in their mouths last week when the company's share price seemingly fell off a cliff.
Peter Lynch once said insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons but they buy them for only one: they think the price will rise.
“That's it, after the Rugby World Cup I'm definitely ditching Sky.”
When Smithfield Foods was bought out by a Chinese firm in 2013, its CEO reportedly had to answer to his mother, who asked why he sold to the communists.
There haven't been many failed takeover offers in recent times that Shoeshine can look back in hindsight.