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Rabobank sees a positive outlook for lamb despite softening EU demand; emerging markets to bolster demand especially for lower-value cuts
1st Aug 12, 5:31pm
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Rabobank sees a positive outlook for lamb despite softening EU demand; emerging markets to bolster demand especially for lower-value cuts
KPMG tax specialist Mark Lodder on "tainting provisions" and other tax implications for compulsory land sales in the quake battered Central Business District of Christchurch
The unusually difficult exams and surge in candidates has not really affected the CFA pass rates. Is it enough to help with your job search?
NZIER's economists argue New Zealand's ageing population is a force companies and the government can't ignore. Your view?
Alfred Duncan reveals why banks have a special position in society and require the special and intensive attention of regulators
A prize-winning study into partisanship shows it is no myth business performance is affected by ruling party orientation
Bronwyn Howell highlights the important legal principles on which the Crafar Farms case depended, and why they are important
Brian Henry reminds the FMA that salespeople are never advisers and advisers are never salespeople. He wants to see an honest declaration of these relationships in the law
John Carran calls on our political classes to confront challenges early and make the necessary changes before they involve a crisis. Your view?
Recruiters have very little time to review your resume. Here’s how to make sure it gets selected, not rejected
28th Jun 12, 3:07pm
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Recruiters have very little time to review your resume. Here’s how to make sure it gets selected, not rejected
Guest comment: Ten things to develop if you want to succeed as a leader in the banking sector
27th Jun 12, 11:05am
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Guest comment: Ten things to develop if you want to succeed as a leader in the banking sector
How to recalibrate your thinking so that you excel at work without becoming a crazed workaholic
23rd Jun 12, 11:57am
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How to recalibrate your thinking so that you excel at work without becoming a crazed workaholic
Guest columnist Tony Vidler on the financial pressures of the 'sandwhich generation' and the importance of good advice rather than pure product.
22nd Jun 12, 10:02am
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Guest columnist Tony Vidler on the financial pressures of the 'sandwhich generation' and the importance of good advice rather than pure product.
Interest rate analyst Suhaimi Mohamad does the sums on his reward card and doesn't see much value or point. Your experience?
Opinion: Eric Crampton is outraged that Christchurch City Council is making it illegal to help getting more housing available quickly. What is your experience?
Guest columnist Tony Vidler on how to spot an financial advisory dinosaur and the best quickest way to seal their extinction.
John Carran thinks Government departments shelter too much unproductive spending even when their masters call for a 'zero growth' cap on total spending. Your view?
'Monetary dialysis' has proven to be much more effective in re-starting economies than traditional debt financing, and it's non-inflationary, says Raf Manji. You agree?
Deloitte's Grant Frear picks out the key trends for growing businesses in NZ; Consumer technology, smart phones, big data and group purchasing
31st May 12, 6:23pm
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Deloitte's Grant Frear picks out the key trends for growing businesses in NZ; Consumer technology, smart phones, big data and group purchasing
How Australia's govt blew much of its A$180 bln mining windfall on tax cuts, baby bonuses, pension subsidies and first home buyer subsidies
John Shewan reflects on the contrasting styles of successive governments in addressing fiscal challenges over the 34 years he has been commenting on budgets
Opinion: Willy Leferink is not supportive of the size of the Fonterra DIRA provisions. He warns how large it could grow
Both store-centric retailers and goverments need to accept that consumers are pushing sales online. Get used to it, he says
Terry McLaughlin says our SMEs need to contribute more to our economic growth. You agree?
Negotiations for an Auckland convention centre between the Government and SkyCity set a dangerous precedent, says John Carran. You agree?