The Mecca Bingo hall at the Octagon Retail Park in Hanley
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Mecca Bingo is getting ready to welcome back fans as the doors are finally reopened next week.
Stokies will be able to head to Mecca Bingo on Hanley s Octogan Retail Park from May 17 as part of the next stage in the easing of restrictions.
Internal succession means as Bill McDonald steps down in September, CFO Jeremy Nicoll steps up.
NZX-listed retirement village and aged care provider Arvida will not miss a beat despite the announcement of chief executive Bill McDonald’s resignation today, just two months before board chair Peter Wilson is due to step aside, according to the CEO.
McDonald’s resignation will take effect from September after about seven years leading the business from IPO, while Wilson will vacate the chair after the company’s AGM in July.
Current CFO Jeremy Nicoll will step up the CEO role in October, while existing director Anthony Beverley will take over the chair after the general meeting.
Jarden Brief: US markets advance further past record highs
15 Apr, 2021 08:58 PM
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Tech and health stocks again had a strong day on the US market. Photo / AP
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New Zealand: The NZX50 declined by 0.9 per cent during yesterday s session. This decline was led by the energy and healthcare sectors, down 3.0 and 1.5 per cent, respectively.
The only sector to rise yesterday was financials, which increased by a modest 0.3 per cent.
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The top performing company was Fonterra Shareholders Fund, which rose by 2.7 per cent. This comes as high milk prices have been reflected by strong dairy sentiment.