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David Atkinson explores how to look at foreign direct investment opportunities & sees in 'pragmatic nationalism' a model that avoids extremes and protects benefits
Simon Botherway on global policy responses to the GFC, back to the future for banking, disintermediation, cloud-hosted software services, Dilbert & more
Deloitte State of the Unions report shows largest combined surplus ever recorded
8th Aug 14, 7:55am
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Deloitte State of the Unions report shows largest combined surplus ever recorded
Foreign-owned Soho Properties creates a 53,000 ha land protection agreement in iconic Central Otago Lakes area
We can’t have clean rivers and more big dairy; the two just aren’t compatible, says a Green Party candidate who is also a beef and sheep farmer
Private insurers reach the halfway mark by fully settling 11,392 over cap dwelling claims, including the completion of 2,203 rebuilds and major repairs, says ICNZ
Chapman Tripp criticism of KiwiSaver fund taxation proposals is based on a wrong assumption, says Peter Nielson
5th Aug 14, 4:46pm
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Chapman Tripp criticism of KiwiSaver fund taxation proposals is based on a wrong assumption, says Peter Nielson
Chapman Tripp takes a look at the Fair Tax for Savers campaign and asks if savers are over-taxed, and if so, why?
People with overseas pensions suffer varying degrees of anomalies and injustice. There is little cost little to fix that, says Susan St John
29th Jul 14, 11:57am
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People with overseas pensions suffer varying degrees of anomalies and injustice. There is little cost little to fix that, says Susan St John
Ian Mackenzie says the Greens are disingenuous with their 'swimmable' rivers policy because urban rivers are under the most stress, whereas 'they really mean only those in the country'
Exchange rate effects are masking the underlying strength in our level of online purchasing from overseas, says BNZ
Adam Weaver examines the Chinese outbound travel market for New Zealand and finds big opportunities, along with challenges and choices
EY says maintaining system stability is likely to trump competition in Australian financial system inquiry
25th Jul 14, 3:00pm
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EY says maintaining system stability is likely to trump competition in Australian financial system inquiry
Facing the right costs right would help companies and households better understand the full value of reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Stuart Bilbrough explains how you can align financial planning goals with the objectives set out in the company's strategic plan
22nd Jul 14, 2:23pm
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Stuart Bilbrough explains how you can align financial planning goals with the objectives set out in the company's strategic plan
Shamubeel Eaqub says we are failing to grasp the reasons and the outcomes of diverging regional economies
REINZ sees farm sales and prices-per-hectare rising with the overall All Farm Price Index up +16.7% in a year. Dairy farms rise less
Dairy farmer confidence ebbs while meat and fibre farmers remain positive in the latest new-season Fed Farmers survey
21st Jul 14, 1:00am
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Dairy farmer confidence ebbs while meat and fibre farmers remain positive in the latest new-season Fed Farmers survey
Carlos Chambers on Helsinki's cool transport overhaul, Jim Mason's simple and elegant plan, the Unicorn Club, Barack Obama drops a bomb on climate change deniers, Dilbert & more
Auckland Electorates the most confident in New Zealand – led by Auckland Central, North Shore, Epsom, Mt. Roskill, East Coast Bays, Pakuranga & Hunua, says Roy Morgan
Rick Powdrell says now is the time to support wool. He likes the Cavalier Bremworth campaign, and calls for push-back against PETA
17th Jul 14, 9:45am
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Rick Powdrell says now is the time to support wool. He likes the Cavalier Bremworth campaign, and calls for push-back against PETA
Latest Morgan poll sees Labour fall, Greens rise, NZ First over 5%; Labour now polling lower than at any time since the last election
Today's fall in dairy prices may see export values fall $5 bln, drive up the current account deficit to 6.5% of GDP and still have downside risk, says Peter Redward
Luke Harrington sees a change in the way local investment funds are viewing fossil fuel projects
15th Jul 14, 1:21pm
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Luke Harrington sees a change in the way local investment funds are viewing fossil fuel projects
DairyNZ says the nation's regions saw a huge gain in the value of production from dairy in 2013-14 over the previous year