Shareholders stories - Page 6

Telecom eked out a 3.7 percent lift in first-half underlying earnings as revenue from its mobile business propped up otherwise disappointing sales.

World's third largest PC maker reports a 31% drop in profits, amid Michael Dell's attempt to take the company private.

Company fights back against shareholders who have questioned it's Us$13.95-a-share bid to take the firm private.

Hewlett-Packard's stock plummeted to a nine-year low as CEO Meg Whitman stated 2013 will be a fix and rebuild year for the struggling tech giant.

Telco firm to begin rolling out dual-carrier HSDPA to New Zealanders by Christmas as shareholders re-elect directors to the board.

Early investors of the social networking site appear to be cashing in during their first chance to sell their stock, causing an all-time low in the market.

Trade Me's share trading paused ahead of an announcement by Fairfax, which confirms a 15% stake sale. Trading remains on hold for book build.

Facebook shares fall for second day as criticism grows over handling of IPO, with analysts predicting further drops.

Zintel Group has sold its Australian subsidiary to j2 Global for USD $15.3m, planning a generous capital repayment and special dividend for shareholders.

Trade Me shares soar post-IPO, hitting $2.90 with predictions of reaching $3, as investors respond to the NZX launch.

Telecom and Chorus shares rose on their NZX debut as separate entities, with Chorus up 11.26% to NZD $3.27 and Telecom rising 4.28% to NZD $2.02.

SmartPay closes RPS offer, looks offshore for funding to offset debt. Company says NZ market lacks appetite for offer.

Telecom's hefty split plan spills benefits worth £380m, sparking a buzz among shareholders ahead of October's decisive vote.

Renaissance reclaims shares from ex-CEO Paul Johnston after a failed loan repayment, securing 604,470 shares worth nearly $100,000.

Intel confirms a USD $1.4 billion deal to acquire Infineon's Wireless Solutions Business, aiming to boost its mobile and embedded product offerings.

It began 14 years ago with 17 shareholders putting up $5,000 each, but now CityLink has been completely gobbled up by the publically listed company TeamTalk.