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The first Neuralink brain implant signals a new phase for human-computer interaction
Kenneth Rogoff explains why the celebratory mood of CEOs and political leaders is premature - and probably misplaced
Katharina Pistor highlights the government's role in perpetuating financial-sector fragility, urges stronger legal accountability for political leaders, explains why trading nature derivatives should not be confused with protecting nature, and more
Antara Haldar urges policymakers to heed Larl Polanyi's warning that the economy cannot be disembedded from society
Squirrel's David Cunningham says it's 'pretty realistic' to expect 1-year fixed home loan rates below 6% by the end of 2024, and below 5% by the end of 2025
Yolanda Botti-Lodovico looks at how to harness the power of artificial intelligence for good
2nd Feb 24, 1:26pm
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Yolanda Botti-Lodovico looks at how to harness the power of artificial intelligence for good
Andrew Sheng and Xiao Geng urge China's leaders to respond to rising global energy prices by fighting deflation at home
CEO Catherine McGrath explains why Westpac NZ now allows people going through bankruptcy to keep transactional bank accounts open
31st Jan 24, 11:45am
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CEO Catherine McGrath explains why Westpac NZ now allows people going through bankruptcy to keep transactional bank accounts open
Yu Yongding sees room for more infrastructure investment, the Chinese government's most effective tool to offset weak demand
Robert Reid hits back at 'blistering attack on me and my integrity' by Chris Trotter
Geof Mortlock argues Minister of Finance Nicola Willis should commission an independent review of the RBNZ's DTI policy coordinated by Treasury
Hoe Ee Khor & Runchana Pongsaparn suggest how ASEAN+3 governments should adjust to a post-pandemic landscape of higher debt and slower growth
Stephen Roach warns that the Chinese government's response to tough problems is being driven by stale tactics and ideology
Kevin Sampson says spending billions won't solve Auckland's gridlock. But a revised spatial plan that encourages incremental shifts and changes will. CBDs need less focus
Debin Ma considers the modern and ancient historical roots of China's recent successes and failures
‘It’s not game over – it’s game on’: Why 2024 is an inflection point for the climate crisis
Percy Allan sees 4 potential economic scenarios for the rest of the decade and reluctantly picks one
Terry McFadgen says New Zealand faces a cruel dilemma: The need for policy consensus is urgent given the challenges ahead, but the political framework for that consensus is absent
Katharine Moody despairs for the direction some want to take her country of birth. She can't stay silent any longer
Brendon Harre circles back and expands on his analysis of why central and local governments find it so hard to accomplish change, and large infrastructure projects. The inability of governments to move the dial brings a rapid undoing of their power & cred
Raghuram Rajan suggests when the US Federal Reserve might start cutting rates, considers how to mitigate monetary policy spillovers, proposes measures to boost financial stability, and more
The pressure on the Suez Canal routes provides a fat tail risk of potential fresh waves of inflationary supply shocks for western economies & financial markets, which are currently predicting nothing but easing price pressures and large rate cuts in 2024
One of the steepest price declines in commercial property in at least a half century heightens risks to investors and lenders. The IMF wants regulators to be vigilant to these growing risks
AI will affect almost 40 percent of jobs around the world, replacing some and complementing others. We need a careful balance of policies to tap its potential, says Kristalina Georgieva
Carla Norrlöf assesses today's increasingly adversarial and unstable world order across three interrelated dimensions