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What will Fonterra come out with for its capital restructure? 5 May, 2021 05:40 AM 4 minutes to read Fonterra share trading in halt until Friday. Photo / File Fonterra's capital restructure proposals, due to be revealed today, have been kept surprisingly watertight considering it has 10,000 heavily invested and involved farmer-shareholders, but it's a safe bet the main thrust will be measures to stop milk supply loss by demanding less capital from its farmers. This New Zealand's biggest company and the world's fourth largest dairy company by revenue could do by making it les...

Fonterra in trading halt pending capital structure announcement 4 May, 2021 09:08 PM 2 minutes to read Fonterra has gone into a trading halt pending an annoucement on its capital structure. Photo / NZ Herald Fonterra has gone into a trading halt pending an annoucement on its capital structure. Photo / NZ Herald Fonterra said it had asked the NZX for its shares and units to go on a trading halt this morning pending an announcement tomorrow about its capital structure. The exchange has approved its request. The trading halt would provide Fonterra shareholders and unit holders a full day to re...

In the wake of hate, the law is not always enough In 2011, racist graffiti was found on the homes of three refugee families in Concord. Monitor file Vandals penned racist graffiti on the homes of three African refugee families in the South End of Concord, including at the Perley Street home of a Somali Bantu family on September 18, 2011. Alexander Cohn Ray Stevens listens as his attorney makes his case before the judge sentenced him in Merrimack Superior Court in 2015. Monitor file Published: 4/11/2021 7:00:05 PM In 2015, a tattoo artist named Raymond Stevens pleaded guilty to criminal misc...

CONCORD — In 2015, a tattoo artist named Raymond Stevens pleaded guilty to criminal mischief after defacing the homes of refugees in Concord with racist graffiti.   The hateful words scrawled on the siding were literal and clear: "You are not welcome here." Under the state's Civil Rights Act, prosecutors applied a hate crime enhancement to Stevens' sentence, resulting in a year of imprisonment in a county jail. Hate crimes are often referred to as message crimes — those that target and intimidate an entire group as well as the direct victim. In a 2012 study published in the Internation...

The new retractable roof at the West Riding pub at Dewsbury rail station General manager Andy Hedley said the venue’s Facebook page had been inundated and 850 bookings had been taken for the first week alone. The Monday was soon fully booked. George’s, on Parkside, has a new executive head chef in Darren Collinson and aims to build on its growing reputation for a la carte fine dining. There is an outdoor eating space and a separate beer garden that will seat 200 people, all socially-distanced, and new picnic benches have been brought in. “It’s going to be mayhem from day one,” said ...