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Jarden Brief: Cryptocurrency market in the red

Bitcoin was down 0.5 per cent while Ethereum fell 4.9 per cent.

Stock Takes: Will Laybuy's shareholders sell up?

The escrow period is set to come off for founders Gary and Robyn Rohloff.

'Bitcoin billionaire' twins bank fortunes on crypto comeback

The Winklevoss twins are riding their fortune on a crypto comeback.

Jarden Brief: Oil rallies to US$110 per barrel

The latest in global market news.

Reserve Bank's aggressive OCR move spooks investors

The S&P/NZX 50 Index dropped from its higher perch following the OCR hike.

Jarden Brief: Cruise liner shares fall to year lows

Global cruise company Norwegian Cruise Line plummeted 12 per cent.

Jarden Brief: US indices recover

The latest in global market news.

Email bomb-Shell: Senior consultant quits oil giant

Damning email sent to 1000 Shell employees including CEO Ben van Beurden.

Market close: Companies rewarded for strong results

The New Zealand sharemarket opened the new week on a solid note.

Walmart shares plummet after guidance cut

Stock of world's largest retailer falls more than 11% as inflation hits profits

Jarden Brief: Share markets a sea of red around the world

US, Europe, Asia and Australasian markets all fall.

Stock Takes: Has Ryman's share price fallen enough?

Companies head in to reporting season with rising headwinds.

Crypto billionaires' fortunes wiped out in market crash

A steep sell-off in cryptocurrencies from bitcoin to ethereum is behind the decline.

Bear territory: Another rocky day for NZ shares

Overseas, Rocket Lab and Allbirds take the pain.

Jarden Brief: US stocks in the red amid fresh CPI data

Oil climbed 5.3 per cent to US$105.09 per barrel.

Market close: NZ shares edge a gain after rough few days

The New Zealand sharemarket finally stabilised after three tough days of falls.

Jarden Brief: Oil prices decline, NZX continues downward trend

The NZX 50 continued its downward trend, falling a further 1.3 per cent yesterday.

Climate change: Why there's a new legal risk for directors

Expert warns boards are not well prepared for the new climate reporting regime.