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Strong returns during volatile markets may require a focus on a diversified industrial property investment fund, like FortHill Property
24th Sep 22, 12:01am
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Strong returns during volatile markets may require a focus on a diversified industrial property investment fund, like FortHill Property
Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg shows how the Ukraine war achieved what neither soaring inequality not the COVID-19 pandemic could - halting globalisation
The city as laboratory: what post-quake Christchurch is teaching us about urban recovery and transformation
Taiwan's foreign minister makes a pitch for his 'country' to be admitted to the UN ahead of the upcoming UN General Assembly. 'The people of Taiwan can only be represented in the international community by their free and democratically elected government'
Dambisa Moto argues that, despite the disappointing August numbers, the US is still on track to restore price stability
Survey reveals two-thirds of NZ employees want more work-life flexibility – how should employers respond?
According to ANZ commodity analysts fair-value model the current price of gold may be US$600/oz too high. This coming week, bears could extend downside price moves to US$1,600/oz or below
Gene Frieda argues that the United Kingdom's planned energy price cap could lead to a GBP sterling collapse
New Zealand has announced a biofuel mandate to cut transport emissions, but that could be the worst option for the climate
Is job insecurity really the great motivator some managers believe it is? We crunched the numbers to find out
Tomicah Tillerman thinks blockchain technologies could ease the tradeoff between financial privacy and effective law enforcement
The IMF says policies addressing high energy and food prices should focus on those most affected without distorting prices. And such policies will need to be offset by increased taxes or lower government spending
Canterbury ratepayers risk paying the price twice if Tarras airport takes off
Mark Tanner reports that serious geopolitical tensions and great power rivalries often don't hurt trade. Savvy companies “double down”, using challenging times to put more effort into building brands and strengthening relations with customers. It works
Despite recent headlines, many New Zealanders see the value of engaging with China. This even-mindedness will stand us in good stead in future, says Alistair Crozier
NZ’s most walkable towns and cities ranked: see how your neighbourhood stacks up
Central banks and regulators need to take a differentiated approach to various crypto innovations and they cannot wait because the momentum is building, says Singapore's Ravi Menon
Central banks should harness crypto’s technical wizardry to enable a rich monetary ecosystem, says the Bank of International Settlements
As bytes replace dollars, euros, and renminbi, some changes will be welcome; others may not. Eswar Prasad explores the big issues involved
Rabah Arezki thinks the global economy's increasing fragmentation should prompt a paradigm shift in economics
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Southern Cross Partners explains: Getting regular returns from property investment, without owning property
2nd Sep 22, 12:00am
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Southern Cross Partners explains: Getting regular returns from property investment, without owning property
Feeling that fiscal drag? Why you could be worse off even if your pay has gone up
Robert Barro see the fiscal-policy response to the COVID recession as the main factor fueling faster price growth
Gareth Evans hopes ex-Prime Minister Scott Morrison's shocking behaviour marks a turning point for a dysfunctional Australian democracy
Westpac's Nathan Penny and Satish Ranchhod report that rural cost inflation has boiled over and although it will come off the boil, it will simmer on for a while yet