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The NZ government is promising to double exports (again) – but as history shows, this is easier said than done, Eldrede Kahiya says
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The NZ government is promising to double exports (again) – but as history shows, this is easier said than done, Eldrede Kahiya says
The Productivity Commission details ways to improve the performance of New Zealand’s so-called frontier firms, saying doing so would be a key plank in boosting productivity
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The Productivity Commission details ways to improve the performance of New Zealand’s so-called frontier firms, saying doing so would be a key plank in boosting productivity
SFO wraps up probe into Zespri over alleged facilitation of tax evasion for Chinese importer saying the conduct didn't meet the high standard required for laying criminal charges
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SFO wraps up probe into Zespri over alleged facilitation of tax evasion for Chinese importer saying the conduct didn't meet the high standard required for laying criminal charges
Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy on hi-tech services and manufacturing, making Auckland affordable, land taxes, paying teachers & how economics can improve your life
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Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy on hi-tech services and manufacturing, making Auckland affordable, land taxes, paying teachers & how economics can improve your life
George Friedman on the witching hour in China as a region from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Arctic to the Indian Ocean, destabilises
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George Friedman on the witching hour in China as a region from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Arctic to the Indian Ocean, destabilises
Siah Hwee Ang says gone are the days when China was content with being a low-cost player, playing second fiddle to the developed economies
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Siah Hwee Ang says gone are the days when China was content with being a low-cost player, playing second fiddle to the developed economies
New Zealand needs to tread carefully because many aspects of Australia’s Plan B with China will run into New Zealand’s Plan A. Professor Ang suggests how we can still benefit
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New Zealand needs to tread carefully because many aspects of Australia’s Plan B with China will run into New Zealand’s Plan A. Professor Ang suggests how we can still benefit
China is flexing its financial muscles notes Professor Ang, and it is making some allies on the way. Will its money hold them together?
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China is flexing its financial muscles notes Professor Ang, and it is making some allies on the way. Will its money hold them together?
Exporting is only a first step says Professor Ang. The real international growth comes when our companies embed themselves in host markets, getting into their value chains
Exporting is only a first step says Professor Ang. The real international growth comes when our companies embed themselves in host markets, getting into their value chains
Richard Longman says that despite a 17% fall in production from 2011 to 2012, there is likely to be a resurgent vintage in 2013 on rising prices. Your view?
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Richard Longman says that despite a 17% fall in production from 2011 to 2012, there is likely to be a resurgent vintage in 2013 on rising prices. Your view?
Richard Longman reviews whether our growing bulk wine exports pose a threat to our hard-won wine reputation. Your view?
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Richard Longman reviews whether our growing bulk wine exports pose a threat to our hard-won wine reputation. Your view?
Richard Longman reviews whether New Zealand wine is maintaining its competitive advantage in key export markets
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Richard Longman reviews whether New Zealand wine is maintaining its competitive advantage in key export markets
Chapter 9 of the Business finance basics section in the 'Achieving financial success' series
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Chapter 9 of the Business finance basics section in the 'Achieving financial success' series
Bernard Hickey points to the enormous game of musical chairs in the currency markets. He thinks the last one to print and devalue is the loser. Your view?
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Bernard Hickey points to the enormous game of musical chairs in the currency markets. He thinks the last one to print and devalue is the loser. Your view?
Manufacturing sector looking to turn corner into expansion mode "soon" after static October, survey shows
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Manufacturing sector looking to turn corner into expansion mode "soon" after static October, survey shows