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Keun Lee say that eschewing artificial intelligence would do far more harm to workers than embracing it
Rabobank thinks the hype cycle is over for disruptive food products, and most incremental innovation is back based on traditional ingredients
Wing Thye Woo explains why the US and China should seek to detach trade policy from technology and national-security issues
20th Jun 23, 3:02pm
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Wing Thye Woo explains why the US and China should seek to detach trade policy from technology and national-security issues
Joseph Stiglitz & Tommaso Faccio call for new talks to improve on the flawed international agreement of 2 years ago on a global minimum corporate tax
20th Jun 23, 10:57am
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Joseph Stiglitz & Tommaso Faccio call for new talks to improve on the flawed international agreement of 2 years ago on a global minimum corporate tax
The World Gold Council says 'recessions have been good for gold in the past' but notes the gold price has been rangebound and it will take a re-established link to the 10-year US TIP yield to regain any upward momentum
Cutting GST on fresh produce won’t help those most in need, a targeted approach works better, Ranjana Gupta says
Michael Strain predicts that artificial intelligence, like previous technological advances, will improve human welfare
Kevin Trenberth says El Niño combined with global warming means big changes for New Zealand’s weather
Why insurance companies are pulling out of California and Florida, and how to fix some of the underlying problems
George Soros calls attention to the growing challenges posed by AI, climate change, and the war on Ukraine
Jack Santa Barbara argues we need to highlight the magnitude of the ecological challenges we face in order to respond appropriately
Jim O'Neill questions the increasingly popular sentiment that AI technology will be economically destabilising
Gernot Wagner offers lessons for navigating the climate-tech field, one that is fraught with hype, unintended consequences, and other pitfalls
Angela McGaughran says New Zealand needs to up its biosecurity game to protect the country from the next devastating pest threat
Housing and heritage aren’t mutually exclusive – a few basic rules can help get the balance right
The war in Ukraine is escalating and New Zealand will not escape the consequences, Nicholas Khoo says
Brendon Harre says great networks are how cities become Great. Cities should ensure there is affordable access to as many beneficial network opportunities as possible
Andrew Shang and Ziao Geng argue that private markets can be leveraged to support a much-needed economic transformation in China
Lawyer Antara Haldar assess the legacy of the intellectual challenge to the view that rational self-interest guides our actions
There has been a clear change in policy and public attitude toward global trade. How did we get here? What role have different factors played? And what could come next?
Timothy Welch says National’s housing u-turn promotes urban sprawl from which cities and ratepayers will pick up the bill
No, AI probably won’t kill us all – and there’s more to this fear campaign than meets the eye, Michael Timothy Bennett says
Making NZ’s tax system fairer is a good idea, but this proposed new law isn’t the answer, Jonathan Barrett says
James Breiding thinks the United States could learn a valuable lesson from a policy Switzerland put in place in 2003
Jared Mondschein asks if high-stakes debt-ceiling brinkmanship in the US could lead to unprecedented political unity