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Paul Barber on the success of the Sallies, unequal pies, over weight & under informed, a challenge for responsible landlords, Dilbert & more
Harbour Asset Management's Mark Brown says there were very distinct drivers of government bonds, interest rate swaps and corporate bonds last month, creating sharp changes in the relative pricing between these markets
Rabobank senses an improvement in farmer sentiment based largely on perceptions of an impending lift in dairy prices to a sustainable level
7th Dec 15, 4:47pm
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Rabobank senses an improvement in farmer sentiment based largely on perceptions of an impending lift in dairy prices to a sustainable level
Liu Mingkang describes the potential – and the pitfalls – of the Chinese boom in online peer-to-peer lending
3rd Dec 15, 9:55am
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Liu Mingkang describes the potential – and the pitfalls – of the Chinese boom in online peer-to-peer lending
NZIER labels inflation targeting no longer fit-for-purpose, says RBNZ should target income growth to deal with new economic conditions
Kiwibank economists see more strong growth in international visitors and most are likely to spend more here, bolstering a slowing general economy
John Brosnan get practical on how to stay compliant with law around leave, holidays and vacations over the Christmas and New Year period
28th Nov 15, 7:37am
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John Brosnan get practical on how to stay compliant with law around leave, holidays and vacations over the Christmas and New Year period
A visiting Rabobank analyst sees a competitive future for an “unbroken” NZ dairy industry, and signals a sustained price recovery beginning mid 2016
Peter Tate makes the case for the broker and auction based system to sell New Zealand's wool
Cut down on red meat, buy an EV and travel less - especially if you are well off - if you want to reduce your carbon emissions, says Motu researchers
Financial institutions must develop a culture owned and understood from the boardroom to the call centre to meet FMA's new sales & advice expectations, says EY's Rebecca Sellers
Christina Leung on whether countries are stealing growth from each other, why Americans are gloomy when their economy's improving, lack of respect for women economists, rail, Dilbert & more
Bjorn Lomborg says we will only tackle climate change properly when we innovate the price of green energy below the cost of fossil fuels
Paul Young says NZ businesses are taking, and want to take, meaningful action on climate change, but don't want to be undermined by freeloaders
Westpac's David Norman sees more, larger ships visiting and assesses what we must do to get the unit cost advantages this will bring
Shaun Twaddle looks at the drivers behind why Private Training Establishments want to change their name
Dominique Moisi warns against being provoked into divisiveness and a 'clash of civilisations' with IS; but he also warns of the dangers of cowardice
17th Nov 15, 8:08am
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Dominique Moisi warns against being provoked into divisiveness and a 'clash of civilisations' with IS; but he also warns of the dangers of cowardice
Coral Phillips says doing the right thing without doing it the right way may get you into tax trouble at Christmas
14th Nov 15, 10:08am
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Coral Phillips says doing the right thing without doing it the right way may get you into tax trouble at Christmas
Edward Miller on coal’s terminal decline, climate change & poverty, global growth, a John Key smell test, Greek workers let down, Dilbert & more
Keyu Jin says that China's transition to a consumption-based economy will need to wait for the next generation
Swiss fund managers say the fragmented global monetary system should be rethought
Yu Yongding blames the Chinese government for recent stock-market volatility. He says the country must brace itself for more troubles and a protracted period of slow growth
6th Nov 15, 8:51am
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Yu Yongding blames the Chinese government for recent stock-market volatility. He says the country must brace itself for more troubles and a protracted period of slow growth
Minxin Pei says China's one-child policy has produced a shocking human toll, created an alarming gender imbalance and skewed the ratio of aging dependents in a way that will carry heavy economic consequences
The New Zealand China Council has analysed China's investment flows into New Zealand that have resulted in a $6.6 bln stake, or 6.8% of all foreign investment
Bringing low skilled workers into employment has kept NZ's productivity growth lower than it could have been says Motu. But it improves wellbeing and is a benefit of New Zealand’s relatively flexible labour market