Wickliffe Solutions' owner, Kalamazoo (NZ) Ltd, has denied the Dunedin printer and its many sister companies around the country are for sale.
Solid Energy's future appears less certain than the information released by the company yesterday on its debt restructuring by banks and a noteholder.
Speculation is rife that Dunedin-founded 65-year-old print company Wickliffe is again for sale.
Listed gold explorer Glass Earth Gold has gained shareholder approval to consolidate the number of shares on issue, with 10 old shares to be reissued as one new share.
A vacant commercial George St building, requiring earthquake strengthening, has sold at auction in ''as is'' condition for $1.13 million, almost double the opening bid.
A Pproposal for an up to $7 million apartment block on the seaward side of St Clair Esplanade, selling apartments off the plan, has sparked a high level of interest.
Forest and Bird has lost the latest in a string of legal challenges and appeals against West Coast mine developer Bathurst Resources, which brings the two-year delayed project a step closer to beginning production.
All that remains after the mothballing of Solid Energy's contentious $29 million Mataura lignite plant is a divided community and tenant farmers, says the environmental group which fought the state-owned enterprise's plans during the past two years.
A massive share spike followed Dunedin-based cancer diagnostic company Pacific Edge announcing it is signing up a key US client, FedMed, a national health network servicing 40 million Americans.
A company owned by entertainment promoter Darryl Tombleson - who has run events at Dunedin's Forsyth Barr stadium - may this month face liquidation proceedings in Auckland.
Cash-strapped listed Dunedin company Blis Technologies is targeting $3.5 million to $4.5 million from a shareholder purchase plan to offset further short-term financial losses and progress product sales to Asian markets.
Beleaguered state-owned enterprise Solid Energy is mothballing its contentious $25 million lignite-to-briquettes plant near Mataura.
The Reserve Bank's contentious loan to value ratio (LVR) on mortgage borrowings has seen the number of first-home buyers in the market plummet during September, but separate surveys indicate prices are still rising.
Five separate and independent reports have now been lodged with the New Zealand stock exchange about Meridian Energy's partial share float.
A nudge to quarterly inflation is expected by economists to remind the Reserve Bank of plans to begin raising the interest-driving official cash rate early next year.
Fierce foreign competition in the offshore fishing industry is threatening 200 jobs at the processing plant of Independent Fisheries Ltd, a privately-owned Christchurch company.
A potential six-week breathing space for US lawmakers to agree to extending the country's debt ceiling limit saw global stock exchanges soar in response, with the New York's Stock Exchange posting its largest one-day gain for more than 21 months on Thursday (US time).
Otago and Southland's manufacturing sector is teetering on the knife edge of contraction and expansion, dragged down by lacklustre results from production and deliveries.
Five months to the day since the Government's partial float of state-owned enterprise Mighty River Power, the company has signalled a $50 million share buy-back programme, likely to buoy its flagging share price.
Dunedin company Scott Technology has posted a $5.14 million after-tax profit, but despite the 16% decline gave shareholders a extra special ''centenary'' dividend, in the face of continuing battles with the high New Zealand dollar.
