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Kiwi at 6 year low

November 21 – Close: As recession fears shook world markets the New Zealand dollar sank to six-year lows.

NZ shares down 2.5 pc

November 21 – Close: The New Zealand sharemarket was down sharply after equities plunged in the United States as the price of oil fell and worries about the prospects for an automakers' bailout increased.

Rakon downsizes Auckland manufacturing

By AARON LIM - BusinessDay.co.nz

Technology company Rakon says approximately 45 staff from its Auckland manufacturing operation will be affected by the company's move to "streamline" operations amid tough times.

Air NZ cautions Aussie watchdog

By AARON LIM - BusinessDay.co.nz

Air NZ says the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) must demonstrate consistency when making its final ruling on the airline's application for a Cooperation Agreement with Air Canada.

Ryman realised profits up 10pc

Aged care and retirement village operator Ryman Healthcare says demand for its product continues to grow, as it posted a 10 percent rise in first half realised profit to $26 million.

NZ shares continue slide

November 21 – Open: The New Zealand sharemarket was down sharply in early trading, after equities plunged in the United States as the price of oil fell and worries about the prospects for an automakers' bailout increased.

Tax credits boost Tower

By DAVID HARGREAVES - BusinessDay.co.nz

A $2 million tax credit has enabled insurer Tower to report a 17 per cent increase in after-tax profit to $40.5 million for the year to September.

De-listing of Lyttelton no sure thing

By AARON LIM - BusinessDay.co.nz

Lyttelton Port Company Chairman Rodger Fisher says that while the 22 percent premium being offered for the port's shares in the stand in the market was gratifying, the port had not taken any steps towards a delisting.

Claims mount up against Telecom

By JENNY KEOWN - The Independent

A Hong-Kong-listed telecommunications firm is suing Telecom for US$17 million (NZ$30m) over issues relating to its audio text business.

Mainfreight profit up 10pc

By GARETH VAUGHAN - BusinessDay.co.nz

Mainfreight posted a 10 percent rise in interim profit and hiked its dividend as acquisitions and falling fuel prices boost the freight group's bottom line.

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