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  • Elon Musk opens a new “gigafactory’ in Berlin; Kathmandu records a first-half loss of $5.5 million; Trustpower enters a joint venture for its first solar power project.

    KMD Brands (KMD) reports on a tough first-half year, but is ready to ride a wave of pent up demand. Elon Musk and Tesla (TSLA) open up a new "gigafactory" in Germany that could make up to 500,000 cars annually. Trustpower (TPW) joins forces with haeke’s Bay Airport to build its first solar power project.

    Tune into Sharesie’s weekly webinar series Shared Lunch. This week’s episode sees BusinessDesk’s investment editor Frances Cook talking with Winton Land Limited CEO Chris Meehan. Register here to watch and listen live.

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    12 min
  • The latest on the world’s reaction to the invasion of Ukraine; The Warehouse first-half profit declines; US companies may have to disclose how they contribute to climate change.

    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues and Europe feels the impact with repercussions for supply chains; but some countries have been quick to strike up new deals to compensate. Warehouse Group Limited (WHS) releases its first-half year results with lockdowns closing stores and hitting profits. In the US the SEC proposes new rules that would force listed companies to include their greenhouse emissions and other climate change data in their publicly released financial information.

    Tune into Sharesie’s weekly webinar series Shared Lunch. This week’s episode sees BusinessDesk’s investment editor Frances Cook talking with Winton Land Limited CEO Chris Meehan. Register here to watch and listen live.

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    Investing involves risk. You aren’t guaranteed to make money, and you might lose the money you start with. We don’t provide personalised advice or recommendations. Any information we provide is general only and current at the time. For specific advice, speak to a licensed financial advice provider

    12 min
  • Fonterra is the latest company to wind back its Russian ops; General Motors gets deeper into self-drive cars; Barrick Gold and Pakistan end a decade old dispute.

    Fonterra (FCG) says it will wrap up operations in Russia, including shutting down its Moscow office. General Motors (GM) buys even more shares of its autonomous car unit. Barrick Gold (GOLD) waives a $11 billion dollar award to get access to one of the world’s biggest deposits of gold and copper.

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    10 min
  • Google announces US$5.4 billion deal; NZX’s CEO on its latest results and capital raise; ASX companies due to pay dividends.

    Alphabet’s (GOOG) Google announces its plans to acquire cybersecurity company Mandiant (MNDT). ASX companies are due to pay out an estimated AU$36 billion in dividends in coming months. NZX (NZX)’s CEO, Mark Peterson, joins us to chat about the company’s latest results and the company’s $44M capital raise.

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    Shared Lunch with Mike Fuge, CEO Contact Energy: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/100322 

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    15 min
  • Oil and energy disruptions are being felt worldwide; Iconic US brands suspend trading in Russia; Pacific Smiles Group reports declines due to COVID-19.

    The US has banned imports of oil and other energy products from Russia as the far reaching effects of the war in the Ukraine are starting to bite globally. In a symbolic move, iconic US brands suspend trading in Russia. Pacific Smiles Group (PSQ) provides an update on its performance for the financial year to date, reporting declines due to COVID-19.

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    11 min
  • The Ukraine invasion will impact food supplies; Bed, Bath & Beyond’s new top shareholder blasts its leaders; Data around economic gender inequality makes for dark reading.

    Countries that rely on Ukraine and Russia for key food goods could be left in the cold. A report by investment bank Citigroup suggests that achieving gender parity in business could boost GDP by as much as 2 trillion dollars. Reddit short squeeze favourite Ryan Cohen emerges as a new major shareholder for Bed, Bath & Beyond (BBB).

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    11 min
  • Threat of Russian oil sanctions push prices to 13 year high; a takeover of AGL gets pushed back for the second time; Honda and Sony get into the electric car business.

    Oil prices reach their highest peak since 2008 after the US suggests specific oil sanctions against Russia may be on their way. The joint takeover of AGL (AGL)bid by Mike Cannon Brookes and Brookfield is formally over after their latest bid was rejected by the AGL board. Honda and Sony (SONY) join forces to make a new company looking to design and market electric cars.

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    11 min
  • A week of the Russian invasion of Ukraine; Costco beats expectations with its Q2 results; despite volatility Kiwis are advised to hold tight with their savings and investments.

    The price of oil hits a 14 year high, but a small amount of certainty creeps back into markets. Costco (COST) sales jumped 11.1 percent from the same quarter last year. José talks to the head of the Financial Services Council, Richard Klipin, about what's been their advice to investors and clients worried about the uncertainty caused by the pandemic and the invasion of Ukraine.

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    16 min
  • Fed Reserve set to raise rates this month; “We’re going all in”, Ford separates its EV and gas car operations; AUS regulators give the all clear to a major travel acquisition.

    Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell, reiterated the Fed’s plans to raise interest rates later this month, despite the uncertainty of the Ukraine crisis. Corporate Travel Management (CTD) gets the the signal to taxi to runway for its proposed acquisition of Helloworld Travel’s (HLO) business divisions. Ford (F) announces a historic reorganisation of its operations, splitting its gas and electric car making divisions into separate units.

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    12 min

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