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Casual Friday: The Warehouse Group's lockdown woes; Infratil reports record profits; what do the Facebook Papers tell us about Meta?

102

Rivian debuts on NASDAQ; Xero surpasses $1b in recurring revenue; Disney earnings miss expectations.

103

Unity to acquire Weta Digital; Coinbase reports drop in net revenue; GE to split into three companies.

104

Tesla’s shares fall after Twitter poll; Kathmandu ‘significantly impacted’ by lockdowns; Roblox’s revenue doubles.

105

Pfizer’s “game-changer” Covid-19 pill; Trustpower sale to Mercury update; Sydney Airport takeover bid gets board approval.

106

Casual Friday: Moderna’s share price takes a tumble; Didi pulls down Uber; Why should business care about COP26?

107

Allbirds share price almost doubles on listing; Vulcan Steel goes public; Z Energy returns to profit.

108

Pfizer’s revenue more than doubles; shortages force Amcor to cut customer supply; Estée Lauder’s growth across all regions.

109

More details revealed for Rivian IPO; Coca Cola’s largest brand purchase to date; Santos announces carbon storage project.

110

Westpac more than doubles profit; AusNet agrees to takeover offer; ArborGen to sell Australia & NZ businesses.

111

Casual Friday: Apple’s results miss expectations; Facebook goes Meta; Amazon hit by supply chain disruptions.

112

A2 Milk’s share price falls; ANZ increases its profits; GM and Ford hit by chip shortage.

113

Ad revenue boosts Google's profit; AMD’s record quarter; Aroa Biosurgery upgrades guidance.

114

Tesla hits US$1 trillion valuation; Facebook’s latest earnings; Volpara’s record result.

115

Casual Friday: Bitcoin-linked ETF debuts on NYSE; Snap misses revenue expectations; Seeka upgrades guidance.

116

Tesla’s record results; Fonterra welcomes UK/NZ free trade deal; Scott Technology delivers revenue growth

117

Netflix boosts subscriber numbers; TruScreen’s milestone achievements; Flight Centre declines to provide profit guidance.

118

Fletcher Building expects profits to improve; Apple releases its new MacBooks; BHP produces less iron ore.

119

Zip Co’s record results; T&G forecasts profit to fall; crew union and movie studios avoid an industry wide strike.

120

Casual Friday: What’s going on with a2 Milk; Gitlab makes a splash on the NASDAQ; the OCR and the Government's books: an explainer.

121

A new player for the NZX; Supply chain challenges continue; South32 buys into the copper game.

122

Vital Healthcare seeks $140 million in capital raise; GM to recover $1.9 billion from LG; Rocket Lab’s latest acquisition.

123

Rocket Lab set to launch again; Westpac’s $1.3b hit to profit; Air NZ to receive further Government support.

124

The latest on Z Energy and Ampol; Summerset’s strong sales quarter; Facebook creates new safety controls for kids.

125

Casual Friday: US senators agree to extend debt ceiling; Levis results announced, plus baggy jeans are back; A supply chain expert explains the global disruptions.

126

Wesfarmers blocks Sigma API bid; Aroa updates revenue and reveals new contract; Target jumps headfirst into BNPL.

127

a2 Milk hit with lawsuit; Facebook’s whistleblower testifies; RBNZ raises the Official Cash Rate.

128

Facebook falls after outage; lockdown impacts NZME’s ad revenue; Volpara and ikeGPS announce contract wins.

129

Tesla delivers more cars than expected; Merck and its new Covid-19 antiviral pill; Infratil to acquire Auckland Radiology

130

Casual Friday: The latest on Evergrande; Zoom and Five9 deal called off; Cannasouth falls short on capital raise.

131

What’s up with the US debt ceiling?; NZ King Salmon pulls in a loss; Hallenstein Glasson bounces back from 2020.

132

Olaplex to hit NASDAQ; Amazon reveals its home robot; The Warehouse Group’s record profit.

133

Rua Bioscience’s significant milestone; Ford’s multi-billion dollar EV investment; API gains another suitor.

134

Synlait Milk’s new chapter; Tesla to increase investment in China; Panic buying at Costco.

135

Casual Friday: Nike warns of Christmas delays; more on Me Today's honey acquisition; why do millennials love oatmilk?

136

Pacific Edge lists on ASX; Netflix lands a golden ticket; Fonterra’s profit slips.

137

Markets await the Federal Reserve’s update; FedEx delivers earnings results; Ausnet’s potential takeover takes a turn.

138

The lowdown on Evergrande; Kathmandu’s profit leaps; Fabric Property’s IPO gets cancelled.

139

Man U release full year results; Summerset gets go-ahead for new $150m village; Shell plans a low carbon future.

140

Air NZ reveals the impact of the lockdown; Philip Morris acquires asthma inhaler maker; Canva is Australia’s biggest unicorn.

141

NZ e-motorbike company UBCO eyes the Nasdaq; Pfizer says vaccine booster shots are needed; API allows a first dance with Wesfarmers.

142

Apple launches new versions of the iPhone and iPad; Uber to appeal a Dutch court ruling; Uniti director fights insider trading charges.

143

Electric planes coming for Air NZ; Briscoes eyes up a record year ahead; PNG watchdog blocks Westpac Pacific sale.

144

Regulators reject proposed Qantas deal; Sydney Airport sale moves closer; Stride announces demerger.

145

Casual Friday: Facebook moves into smart glasses; Coinbase gets into a fight with US regulators; BNPL company Affirm's revenue growth.

146

Rocket Lab’s earnings to take a hit; Disney gives US film industry hope; Lululemon beats expectations for Q2.

147

Synlait looking to cut workforce by 15%; Microsoft acquires Australian start-up; Boeing to face investor lawsuit.

148

Boeing and Ryanair talks end; Rio Tinto left hanging after military coup; trading halt for Aussie Broadband.

149

a2 Milk subbed out of the ASX 50; Comvita courts US market; Walmart raises employee pay.

150

Casual Friday: WhatsApp fined for breaching data rules; more pain for the auto industry; offshore wind farms in Australia a step closer.

151

More delays for Tesla; Plexure share placement nabs $15m; Walmart seeks 20k workers.

152

Allbirds’ plans to go public; Zoom’s growth slowdown; Forbidden Foods reveals China trade deal.

153

Apple and Google face South Korean regulators; a new WWE rival tags in; Harvey Norman makes record profit gains.

154

A deuce of medicinal cannabis results; BWX buys into Go-To skincare; Fortescue Metals breaks profit records.

155

Casual Friday: Rocket Lab’s public listing and the aftermath; Zoono Group’s results reflect Covid impacts; Gap Inc. goes 3D

156

a2 Milk’s profit plummets; Air New Zealand’s pandemic-driven loss; Qantas Airways’ “diabolical” trading conditions.

157

Sky TV’s at an “inflection point”; Afterpay and Zip Co both record losses; another space company plans to go public.

158

Pfizer’s multi-billion dollar deal; NZME to sell GrabOne; Seek finds a profit.

159

Rocket Lab to go public; Z Energy’s takeover offer; COVID-19 testing boosts Sonic Healthcare’s full year earnings.

160

Casual Friday: Former Netflix employees charged with insider trading; Westpac’s peer-to-peer payment plans; RBNZ keeps the official cash rate flat

161

Nvidia’s earnings beat expectations; Auckland International Airport’s passenger numbers plummet; Origin Energy’s multi-billion dollar loss.

162

Spark’s drop in profit; Fletcher Building turns around last year’s loss; BHP and Woodside Petroleum in talks to merge.

163

Mercury’s dry year contributes to a fall in profit; Pfizer and BioNTech seek approval for a Covid-19 booster shot; PGG Wrightson’s growth in line with guidance.

164

Contact Energy records almost 50% increase in profit; Peloton users say they were taken for a ride; a new CEO and merger for Plexure

165

Casual Friday: Air NZ pushes back capital raise plans; Amazon pulls Lord of the Rings from NZ; The FMA accuses a CEO of market manipulation

166

NIO aims to deliver new car models next year; Contact and Genesis strike a renewable electricity deal; Duolingo’s first earnings results since going public

167

Commonwealth Bank’s billion dollar share buyback; Trustpower unveils a new name; ikeGPS successfully raises $19.2M

168

Laybuy partners with big UK retailer; National Australia Bank and Citigroup enter into a deal; Q1 results for James Hardie see growth

169

A new Nasdaq rule to change boards of Tesla, Facebook and Netflix et al.; Suncorp’s shares buyback; ikeGPS to raise capital via share placement

170

Casual Friday: what’s the future of Refining NZ’s Marsden Point?; Briscoes talks sales (obviously); feast on Beyond Meat’s Q2 results

171

PepsiCo blames it on the juice; Covid impacts on T&G Global’s half year results; GM misses some Q2 expectations

172

Air NZ gives Trans-Tasman bubble update; Foot Locker reveals new acquisitions; Serko releases its trading update

173

Earnings results from Michael Kors’ parent; Santos’ and Oil Search’s potential merger; Crown Resorts’ Melbourne CEO to step down

174

Square to buy Afterpay; Genesis Energy loses carbon credit dispute; Dole combines to make monster produce company

175

Amazon’s latest earnings results; Restaurant Brands NZ reports sales growth; Cavalier Corporation’s carpet conflict

176

Pacific Edge reports growth for Q1; Zuckerberg’s insights on Facebook’s future; Wesfarmers’ takeover bid gets rejected

177

Big tech earnings from Apple, Microsoft and Google’s parent; Fiji Kava partners with Chemist Warehouse.

178

Tesla hits a milestone; Westpac’s update on its Pacific businesses sale; new Q1 results for IkeGPS.

179

Twitter hits fastest revenue growth since 2014; Crocs reports record revenue for Q2; Siward sells off some Rakon shares

180

Tesla & BHP sign supply agreement; Southland’s green hydrogen plant; earnings results from Johnson & Johnson.

181

Netflix confirms gaming rumours; Afterpay announces new banking app; PGG Wrightson provides guidance update.

182

Markets respond to COVID-19; acquisitions for Zoom and IBM; JB Hi-Fi releases financial results update.

183

F45 lists on NYSE; Z Energy releases quarterly operating data; Moderna to be added to S&P 500.

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