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90 seconds at 9 am: Eurozone to get Tobin Tax; German confidence surge; carbon price collapse; Japan's war on deflation; iron ore prices to fall; NZ$1 = US$0.840, TWI - 75.4
90 seconds at 9 am: Eurozone to get Tobin Tax; German confidence surge; carbon price collapse; Japan's war on deflation; iron ore prices to fall; NZ$1 = US$0.840, TWI - 75.4
90 seconds at 9 am: Obama into second term; US holiday but stocks rise around world; Britain in rough patch; gold recommended; NZ$1 = US$0.836, TWI - 75.3
90 seconds at 9 am: Obama into second term; US holiday but stocks rise around world; Britain in rough patch; gold recommended; NZ$1 = US$0.836, TWI - 75.3
Monday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Snakes and ladders; student success; Chinese canary; measuring recoveries; Chinese standards; Christine Lagarde; Oscar Wilde; Dilbert, and more
Monday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Snakes and ladders; student success; Chinese canary; measuring recoveries; Chinese standards; Christine Lagarde; Oscar Wilde; Dilbert, and more
House prices in our major urban centres are rising faster than household incomes; Auckland in crisis; but still some cities where the median multiple is below three
House prices in our major urban centres are rising faster than household incomes; Auckland in crisis; but still some cities where the median multiple is below three
90 seconds at 9 am: Rio Tinto shock writedowns; more strong US data; more Chinese infrastructure spending; Jakarta floods; weak Aussie jobs; NZ$1 = US$0.840, TWI - 75.5
90 seconds at 9 am: Rio Tinto shock writedowns; more strong US data; more Chinese infrastructure spending; Jakarta floods; weak Aussie jobs; NZ$1 = US$0.840, TWI - 75.5
90 seconds at 9 am: Dairy prices up again; bumper results for US banks; factory output rising; record EU unemployment; currency war warnings; NZ$1 = US$0.840, TWI - 75.4
90 seconds at 9 am: Dairy prices up again; bumper results for US banks; factory output rising; record EU unemployment; currency war warnings; NZ$1 = US$0.840, TWI - 75.4
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Geoff Suvalko makes the compelling case of why your business should be design-led. Using clear examples and thoughtful analysis, he leads you to a valuable set of skills
Geoff Suvalko makes the compelling case of why your business should be design-led. Using clear examples and thoughtful analysis, he leads you to a valuable set of skills
Wednesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Not like a credit card; what is special about start-ups; 58% over valuation; Saudi panic; Helen Clark and the Peter Principle; Dilbert, and more
Wednesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Not like a credit card; what is special about start-ups; 58% over valuation; Saudi panic; Helen Clark and the Peter Principle; Dilbert, and more
90 seconds at 9 am: Euro-zone under increasing stress; Fiat warns car industry could unravel; big new job losses for South Africa; US mixed; NZ$1 = US$0.839, TWI - 75.1
90 seconds at 9 am: Euro-zone under increasing stress; Fiat warns car industry could unravel; big new job losses for South Africa; US mixed; NZ$1 = US$0.839, TWI - 75.1
Tuesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Economics agreement; US drought; auto industry recovers; reviewing Geithner's term; the world in 2030; the new mercantalist challenge; Dilbert, and more
Tuesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Economics agreement; US drought; auto industry recovers; reviewing Geithner's term; the world in 2030; the new mercantalist challenge; Dilbert, and more
90 seconds at 9 am: Winners become losers, losers become winners; euro-zone output falls; OECD/IMF insist there is progress; China pollution; NZ$1 = US$0.84, TWI - 75.6
90 seconds at 9 am: Winners become losers, losers become winners; euro-zone output falls; OECD/IMF insist there is progress; China pollution; NZ$1 = US$0.84, TWI - 75.6
Homeowners aren't effective negotiators with their banks. A review of the official data on how much borrowers are paying reveals the extent of the problem
Homeowners aren't effective negotiators with their banks. A review of the official data on how much borrowers are paying reveals the extent of the problem