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Credit Sails’ oldies save Forsyth Barr, Credit Agricole from courtroom

Brokerage Forsyth Barr and French bank Credit Agricole avoided a lawsuit over the sale and promotion of the disastrous NZX-traded Credit Sails notes because the regulator deemed a settlement would return more to the mostly retired investors. Commerce Commission chairman Mark Berry told media the $60 million settlement announced in December was in the best interests of the investors who …

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Briscoe posts record annual profit after lifting sales, widening margins

Briscoe Group, the homeware and sports goods retailer controlled by managing director Rod Duke, said annual profit rose 11 percent to a record as sales gained more than costs, allowing the company to lift its dividend. Profit rose to $30.5 million in the 12 months ended Jan. 27, from $27.5 million a year earlier, the Auckland-based company said in a …

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Turners Auctions loses contract to sell wrecks for IAG, denting profit

Turners Auctions has lost the contract to sell damaged vehicles for Insurance Australian Group, New Zealand’s largest general insurer, eliminating a revenue line that generates more than 15 percent of profit. Auckland-based Turners currently has 555 damaged vehicles listed on its website and 1,000 that are undamaged. The contract with IAG ends in the next few months and the loss …

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NZ dollar slips as US ADP jobs report aids greenback; ECB, BOE loom

The New Zealand dollar fell back below 83 US cents after a US private sector jobs report came in stronger than expected, stoking speculation the Federal Reserve will curtail its money printing sooner than has been projected. The kiwi dollar fell to 82.81 US cents from 83.29 cents at 5pm in Wellington yesterday. The trade-weighted index eased to 76.22 from …

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While you were sleeping Dow extends record run

After hitting a fresh intraday high, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave up some of those gains as investors looked for a fresh catalyst to extend the rally. In afternoon trading in New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was last up 0.23 percent to 14,285.91 after climbing as high as 14,320.65 earlier in the session. The Standard & Poor’s …

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MARKET CLOSE NZ shares rise on Australian growth, record Dow, Sky TV

New Zealand shares rose, led by Air New Zealand and Kathmandu, after the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high, better economic growth in Australia and as the local market digests New Corp’s Sky Network Television stake. The NZX 50 Index rose 28.81 points, or 0.7 percent, to 4297.97. Within the index, 30 stocks rose, 16 fell and four …

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A2 Corp to join top 50 index, toppling PGG Wrightson from benchmark

Alternative milk marketer A2 Corp is set to join the NZX 50 index after qualifying in the February review, and will topple rural services firm PGG Wrightson from the benchmark bourse. The change will come into effect from the open of trading on March 18, stock exchange operator NZX said in a statement. Shares in Wrightson rose 2.6 percent to …

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