Night stalker: Christchurch man sentenced for creeping , tracking, following estranged wife for two years
3 Feb, 2021 07:13 PM
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A man who stalked his estranged wife after she left him - breaching a protection order six times and creeping onto her property at night to install GPS trackers onto her car so he could monitor her movements - has been sentenced to community detention.
NZ s biggest builder wins consent to buy 20ha Riverhead site for vast housing project
2 Feb, 2021 04:37 AM
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New Zealand s biggest listed construction business has won state consent to buy rural land on Auckland s north-west fringes for a vast new housing estate.
The Overseas Investment Office said last week consent had been granted to Fletcher Building subsidiary Fletcher Residential to buy 20ha from a vendor whose name was suppressed and for an amount also suppressed.
The consent came the same month as the business sold a controversial site in Mangere for $30m after an agreement with the Government to buy the disputed Ihumātao land.
Listed advice group reveals expansion plans
Listed advice group reveals expansion plans
The listed advice and accounting group has flagged its intentions to become a “leader in licensee and adviser services” following its forthcoming acquisition of a new licensee.
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In a statement to the market around its transaction with HUB24, Easton Investments chairman Kevin White said the new partnership would offer an opportunity for the group to “become a leader in licensee and adviser services . to deliver efficient cost-effective solutions and services to advisers, accountants and their clients”.
The transaction, announced in October, would see Easton take ownership of HUB-owned licensee Paragem while the listed platform group would take a 40 per cent stake in Easton.
Leading Chinese telecom operators are seeking to protect their lawful rights by requesting the New York Stock Exchange to review the bourse's decision to delist them.
Business
January 22, 2021
KARACHI: Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has asked various companies to explain the reasons behind what it says unusual movement in prices and turnover of their shares during the ongoing week, it was learnt on Thursday.
In a notice, PSX asked them âto respond promptlyâ and share with it âdetails of any matter or development that is or may be relevant to the unusual movements or a statement of the fact that it is not aware of any such matter or developmentâ. The companies that have been served notices include Aisha Steel Mills, SS Oil Mills, Saritow Spinning Mills, Rupali Polyester, Punjab Oil Mills, First Prudential Modaraba, Nimir Resins, Pakistan Engineering Company, Netsol Technologies, Khurshid Spinning Mills, Ideal Spinning Mills, Hira Textile Mills, Data Agro, Cyan Limited, Crescent Textile Mills, and Abddullah Shah Ghazi Sugar Mills.