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It Might Pay to Be a Facebook Sucker
Wall Street Journal
By DAVID WEIDNER If you're one of the shareholders suing Facebook Inc. because the social-networking company and its underwriters played favorites about disclosing changes to analysts' forecasts, then you deserve to be compensated for your losses or ...
Facebook stock up but lawsuits loomNinemsn
News Summary: Facebook Stock up, Co. Faces SuitsABC News
Facebook lawsuits launchedNew Zealand Herald
MarketWatch -The Associated Press -The Independent
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Brierley survives shareholder revolt
New Zealand Herald
By Jamie Gray Sir Ron Brierley was up for re-election at today's GPG annual meeting. Photo / Greg Bowker Sir Ron Brierley has survived a New Zealand Shareholders Association campaign to oust him from the board of the company he founded - Guinness Peat ...
Brierley retains GPG directorshipRadio New Zealand
Narrow squeak for Sir Ron BrierleyStuff.co.nz

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F&P Appliances profit slumps 45pc
New Zealand Herald
By Jamie Gray Fisher and Paykel Appliances Holdings said its net profit slumped by 45 per cent to $18.4 million for the year to March, partly due to one-off charges. The appliance maker said three items affected the bottom line: A lease charge of $2.7m ...
F&P Appliances hurt by one-offsStuff.co.nz
F&P Appliances' profit falls 45 percent3News NZ
F&P Appliances beats FY guidance as earnings fallsharechat
National Business Review
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Budget surplus plan supported
TVNZ
Finance Minister Bill English's push for an early return to surplus in today's Budget has overwhelming support, with a survey showing 60% rate it as the top priority. Today's Budget is expected to hit smokers and high income earners in the pocket, ...
Govt prepares to deliver zero BudgetNZ City
Budget 2012: More measures to stop wealthy taking unfair advantageNew Zealand Herald
Govt makes virtue of zero BudgetRadio New Zealand
Otago Daily Times
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NPT lifts earnings 12.5pc
New Zealand Herald
NPT has spent $13.8 million on earthquake repairs and reconstruction of the Eastgate shopping. Photo / Dean Purcell NPT, the property company formally known as National Property Trust, reported a 12.5 per cent increase in fiscal year profit as an ...
NPT announces trading profit of $9.94 millionguide2.co.nz
NPT lifts earnings on Christchurch insurance payoutNational Business Review
NPT lifts profit on quake insurance payoutMSN NZ News

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Protestor vows to fight HNZ complex evictions
New Zealand Herald
By Matthew Backhouse Urgent work needed on The Terrace apartment block has forced hundreds out of homes. File photo / Thinkstock A veteran protester who has barricaded himself in an abandoned and dangerous apartment block in central Wellington says he ...
Wellington building protester still refuses to leaveThe Dominion Post
Protester refusing to leave dangerous Wellington blockTVNZ
Protester barricades himself in Housing NZ propertyNewstalk ZB
MSN NZ News -3News NZ
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Claim rural sector will suffer if class sizes are increased
Radio New Zealand
Federated Farmers says the rural sector will be disadvantaged by Government plans to increase some class sizes in schools. In a pre-Budget announcement the Government says it will change the ratios used to decide how many teachers should be funded at ...
Increasing class sizes bad for rural pupilsVoxy
Farmers slam hefty rates hikesNorthland Independent Community
Fed Farmers slam Govt's education plan3News NZ
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
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Hewlett-Packard to slash 27000 jobs
ABC Online
Hewlett-Packard has announced plans to slash 8 per cent of its global workforce by 2014 to save around $US3.5 billion a year in a major restructure. But the world's largest computer company has not revealed where the 27000 job cuts will take place.
Hewlett-Packard And Google Look Much Better Than FacebookForbes
H-P's Whitman takes charge with big cutsMarketWatch
News Summary: Hewlett-Packard to Cut 27000 JobsABC News
msnbc.com -BBC News -Bloomberg
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Chorus out to show it is pushing fibre work
New Zealand Herald
Lines and infrastructure company Chorus yesterday broke the mould by issuing guidance for its capital expenditure programmes. Craigs Investment Partners broker Peter McIntyre said that usually companies issued guidance for profits or revenue.
High early costs for ultra-fast broadband rolloutRadio New Zealand
Chorus to invest $1b over next 2 yearsStuff.co.nz
Chorus: FY12 Capex Expected To Be Between NZ$335 Mln And NZ$355 MlnWall Street Journal
TechDay.co.nz -Computerworld New Zealand -sharechat
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NZ dollar hits 6-month low overnight
New Zealand Herald
The New Zealand dollar climbed from a six-month low as European Union leaders meet amid talk Greece could leave the euro zone and ahead of the budget locally which is expected to chart the route back to fiscal surplus. The New Zealand dollar fell as ...
NZ dollar rebounds from six-month lowNinemsn
NZ dollar holds gains, shrugs off Fonterra payout downgradeNational Business Review
Aussie, kiwi slide, Greek worries crank up risk aversionReuters
Wall Street Journal -Stuff.co.nz
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