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The NZ Initiative's Jenesa Jeram critiques Oxfam’s claims about global wealth inequality, arguing they're misleading with its claims about the economic system 'even more insidious'
1st Feb 16, 9:32am
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The NZ Initiative's Jenesa Jeram critiques Oxfam’s claims about global wealth inequality, arguing they're misleading with its claims about the economic system 'even more insidious'
The Chinese Year of the Monkey will not favour all New Zealand regions equally. David Kennedy sets out who will gain and who will miss out
29th Jan 16, 5:19am
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The Chinese Year of the Monkey will not favour all New Zealand regions equally. David Kennedy sets out who will gain and who will miss out
Yu Yongding proposes an alternative to the PBoC's costly strategy of propping up their exchange rate
28th Jan 16, 9:47am
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Yu Yongding proposes an alternative to the PBoC's costly strategy of propping up their exchange rate
Westland lowers pay-out indication as global dairy prices predicted to remain low, chops 75c/kgMS off previous estimate
26th Jan 16, 4:42pm
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Westland lowers pay-out indication as global dairy prices predicted to remain low, chops 75c/kgMS off previous estimate
Cameron Preston questions why the Government's increased its pot of 'petty cash' 10-fold in the last 7 years, spending more in the name of 'unexpected circumstances'
25th Jan 16, 3:33pm
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Cameron Preston questions why the Government's increased its pot of 'petty cash' 10-fold in the last 7 years, spending more in the name of 'unexpected circumstances'
Westland Milk's man-on-the-ground in China says the anxiety over China has been exaggerated - especially as it relates to their dairy appetite
25th Jan 16, 2:10pm
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Westland Milk's man-on-the-ground in China says the anxiety over China has been exaggerated - especially as it relates to their dairy appetite
NZ Initiative's Martine Udahemuka asks how teacher performance incentives can be better structured in order to drive student outcomes
25th Jan 16, 9:24am
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NZ Initiative's Martine Udahemuka asks how teacher performance incentives can be better structured in order to drive student outcomes
The Reserve Bank explains what was behind its decision to seek reimbursement for costs associated with an OIA request from a journalist
23rd Jan 16, 3:09pm
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The Reserve Bank explains what was behind its decision to seek reimbursement for costs associated with an OIA request from a journalist
Pollsters Roy Morgan says the Labour/Greens opposition eat into National's lead in New Year. But also claim the TPP signing ceremony set for Auckland in two weeks is a coup for PM John Key
22nd Jan 16, 8:58pm
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Pollsters Roy Morgan says the Labour/Greens opposition eat into National's lead in New Year. But also claim the TPP signing ceremony set for Auckland in two weeks is a coup for PM John Key
Shamubeel Eaqub on whether gold is really a defensive asset, 2008 reprised, economic forecasting, oil, inflation, China's GDP, Davos & more
22nd Jan 16, 10:16am
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Shamubeel Eaqub on whether gold is really a defensive asset, 2008 reprised, economic forecasting, oil, inflation, China's GDP, Davos & more
John Brosnan explains why intensifying workplace laws means there are no longer any 'family farms' and they can't be an extension of a backyard playground
21st Jan 16, 9:21am
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John Brosnan explains why intensifying workplace laws means there are no longer any 'family farms' and they can't be an extension of a backyard playground
Alan Shields on why 18 to 34 year-olds & digital engagement are so important to banks
21st Jan 16, 5:02am
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Alan Shields on why 18 to 34 year-olds & digital engagement are so important to banks
Harbour Asset Management's Andrew Bascand says don't over estimate systemic risks to the Australian banking system from falling commodity prices & Chinese equity market volatility
19th Jan 16, 5:02am
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Harbour Asset Management's Andrew Bascand says don't over estimate systemic risks to the Australian banking system from falling commodity prices & Chinese equity market volatility
China's 'one belt, one road' project involves more than 60 countries aimed at unprecedented opportunity - but it also comes with huge challenges
18th Jan 16, 8:39am
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China's 'one belt, one road' project involves more than 60 countries aimed at unprecedented opportunity - but it also comes with huge challenges
ANZ's survey of very small firms sees broad-based optimism that points to a good year ahead. Only the rural sector lags
15th Jan 16, 12:31pm
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ANZ's survey of very small firms sees broad-based optimism that points to a good year ahead. Only the rural sector lags
Now most operating leases now must be recorded on balance sheets, EY's Kimberley Crook reviews the impact for NZ companies
15th Jan 16, 9:33am
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Now most operating leases now must be recorded on balance sheets, EY's Kimberley Crook reviews the impact for NZ companies
Despite recent gains, Asia's workers may be unable to meet the future needs of their economies, says Lee Jong-Wha. At the same time, job dissatisfaction is on the rise
15th Jan 16, 8:56am
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Despite recent gains, Asia's workers may be unable to meet the future needs of their economies, says Lee Jong-Wha. At the same time, job dissatisfaction is on the rise
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
12th Jan 16, 11:34am
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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
What are our prospects if artificial intelligence and software roll over professional services in the way robotics have over manufacturing? Bill Fischer sees new ways managers will be valuable
12th Jan 16, 9:42am
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What are our prospects if artificial intelligence and software roll over professional services in the way robotics have over manufacturing? Bill Fischer sees new ways managers will be valuable
Australian shift on GMOs raises questions for NZ Green Party says Federated Farmers
10th Jan 16, 11:37am
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Australian shift on GMOs raises questions for NZ Green Party says Federated Farmers
Carol Cheng says the current volatility in China's stock markets is not a reason put aside expanding into China. But the right strategy and local knowledge are even more important now
9th Jan 16, 10:17am
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Carol Cheng says the current volatility in China's stock markets is not a reason put aside expanding into China. But the right strategy and local knowledge are even more important now
Despite lower volumes offered on auction platform, more products sold at premium prices direct to customers
7th Jan 16, 3:34pm
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Despite lower volumes offered on auction platform, more products sold at premium prices direct to customers
SBS Bank group chief executive Wayne Evans has died
7th Jan 16, 11:50am
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SBS Bank group chief executive Wayne Evans has died
Managing your money to a plan will bring personal benefits advises the NZ Bankers Association
7th Jan 16, 9:44am
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Managing your money to a plan will bring personal benefits advises the NZ Bankers Association
Keyu Jin expects that larger Chinese families will propel the long-awaited shift in the country's growth model
6th Jan 16, 9:15am
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Keyu Jin expects that larger Chinese families will propel the long-awaited shift in the country's growth model