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Barry Eichengreen compares SpaceX and other coming mega-IPOs to what followed that of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone in 1987
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Barry Eichengreen compares SpaceX and other coming mega-IPOs to what followed that of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone in 1987
Michael Bloomberg & Teresa Ribera tout a new initiative that helps mayors access technical expertise and finance to accelerate climate action progress
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Michael Bloomberg & Teresa Ribera tout a new initiative that helps mayors access technical expertise and finance to accelerate climate action progress
The IMF says policy choices will determine whether tokenised finance strengthens or fragments the financial system
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The IMF says policy choices will determine whether tokenised finance strengthens or fragments the financial system
Emmanuel Macron & Tedros Ghebreyesus call for a balanced precautionary approach to protecting kids from Big Tech, including age restrictions and robust safety-by-design features
Emmanuel Macron & Tedros Ghebreyesus call for a balanced precautionary approach to protecting kids from Big Tech, including age restrictions and robust safety-by-design features
The NZ Government wants to end climate lawsuits. How does that sit with the country's international commitments?
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The NZ Government wants to end climate lawsuits. How does that sit with the country's international commitments?
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‘Not fair and honest’: KPMG and other audit firms finally face a reckoning in Australia – and a potential break‑up
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‘Not fair and honest’: KPMG and other audit firms finally face a reckoning in Australia – and a potential break‑up
US Federal Reserve independence secures an important, but not final, victory at US Supreme Court, Elizabeth C. Tippett says
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US Federal Reserve independence secures an important, but not final, victory at US Supreme Court, Elizabeth C. Tippett says
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Pablo Hernández de Cos of the Bank for International Settlements argues policy discipline is needed to tackle economic pressure points
Pablo Hernández de Cos of the Bank for International Settlements argues policy discipline is needed to tackle economic pressure points
Harold James sees promise in Eastern and Central Europeans' resistance to foreign encroachments in their national politics
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Harold James sees promise in Eastern and Central Europeans' resistance to foreign encroachments in their national politics
Joseph Davis expects AI technology to resemble electricity, benefiting the users more than the providers
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Joseph Davis expects AI technology to resemble electricity, benefiting the users more than the providers
Central bank gold holdings are at a 50‑year high. Luke Hartigan looks at what’s behind the jump in reserves
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Central bank gold holdings are at a 50‑year high. Luke Hartigan looks at what’s behind the jump in reserves
Joseph Stiglitz considers the long-run political and economic costs of the US president's thuggish cronyism
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Joseph Stiglitz considers the long-run political and economic costs of the US president's thuggish cronyism
Ten years after the referendum, Renaud Foucart looks at how Brexit could have been done differently
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Ten years after the referendum, Renaud Foucart looks at how Brexit could have been done differently
Barry Eichengreen explains why the longtime Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan was one of the US Fed's most consequential leaders - for good and bad
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Barry Eichengreen explains why the longtime Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan was one of the US Fed's most consequential leaders - for good and bad
What exactly is a stablecoin? NZ’s regulator has finally provided an answer
Phoebe Hayman, Emily Foley & Nicholas Barry explain why all of Australia will be watching Victoria’s November state election
Phoebe Hayman, Emily Foley & Nicholas Barry explain why all of Australia will be watching Victoria’s November state election
Why ‘greenhushing’ signals deeper issues with New Zealand’s climate risk reporting regime
Patrick Nolan says the steady compounding pressure of more NZ Super claimants per active worker needs to be addressed. Who pays more, how soon, and what other public services need to be adjusted?
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Patrick Nolan says the steady compounding pressure of more NZ Super claimants per active worker needs to be addressed. Who pays more, how soon, and what other public services need to be adjusted?
KPMG lost its clients’ trust, yet kept winning Australian government contracts. Helen Bird looks at what needs to change
KPMG lost its clients’ trust, yet kept winning Australian government contracts. Helen Bird looks at what needs to change
NZ-India Free Trade Agreement unlikely to transform economy overnight, but represents an important strategic step in a more fragmented and uncertain global economy, NZIER says
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NZ-India Free Trade Agreement unlikely to transform economy overnight, but represents an important strategic step in a more fragmented and uncertain global economy, NZIER says
Spectacular deficits and record revenues: FIFA’s financial cycles are a winning strategy, Francois Brouard says
Spectacular deficits and record revenues: FIFA’s financial cycles are a winning strategy, Francois Brouard says
Trump’s US‑Iran ceasefire deal is a costly return to prewar conditions – and resolving nuclear questions will run into the ‘indivisibility problem,’ Farah N. Jan says
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Trump’s US‑Iran ceasefire deal is a costly return to prewar conditions – and resolving nuclear questions will run into the ‘indivisibility problem,’ Farah N. Jan says
How Taiwan is balancing between American and Chinese visions of energy dominance
Peter Drennan shows why Nicola Willis gutted the IRD clampdown on 'shareholder loans', essentially leaving in place a rort that benefits 'companies' buying property and avoiding tax
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Peter Drennan shows why Nicola Willis gutted the IRD clampdown on 'shareholder loans', essentially leaving in place a rort that benefits 'companies' buying property and avoiding tax
Alessio Terzi and Stefano Marcuzzi consider lessons from the three-century era when corporate monopolies operated beyond the reach of sovereign powers
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Alessio Terzi and Stefano Marcuzzi consider lessons from the three-century era when corporate monopolies operated beyond the reach of sovereign powers