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Interviews with the biggest bulls, Michael Saylor & Cathie Wood.

Will NZ stocks perform in 2025?

Harbour Asset Management lists themes it believes will dominate portfolios in 2025.

De Beers amasses biggest diamond stockpile since 2008 financial crisis

Financial Times: Competition from lab-grown alternatives has increased.

Fine wine market in the red as Chinese demand dries up

Financial Times: Prices of top-end Burgundies and vintage Champagnes fall for second year.

'Significant milestone for many Kiwis': Oceania Healthcare CEO Suzanne Dvorak

The workforce is predominantly female which is reflected in the company's leadership.

Business mentor’s journey from sports-loving teen to industry leader

Kiri McRae's journey from class disruptor to logistics pro inspires as a business mentor.

Liam Dann: Why so many Kiwis are leaving for Australia and its stronger economy

OPINION: Five of the top columns of the year from Liam Dann.

Brokers’ Picks: The shares that could make you money in 2025

Plus: How Spark sizzled and Tower rose this year.

Legislation, losers and lessons: Andrew Bayly’s 2024

Minister Andrew Bayly sat down with Tom Raynel to discuss his 2024, and what comes next.

Sharemarket full of cheer in leadup to Christmas

Volumes were lighter as investors are thinking more about the summer holidays.

Nadine Higgins: How my new surprise baby changed my financial plan

Financial curveballs: how to cope with surprises in personal finance.

Westpac NZ admits overcharging customers $6.35m

Westpac's conduct affected a total of 24,621 customers.

Du Val investor had 'played around' investing before staking $150,000

Auckland woman doubts she qualified as an eligible investor.

Market Watch: What to expect in 2025 – and what we picked right and wrong in 2024

Pie Funds CIO Mike Taylor makes his annual picks for the year ahead.

Opinion: We're wasting our waste when it could be powering our economy

OPINION: Our waste per capita levels are high and recycling low, but progress is possible.

Paul Jarvie: Stop calling workplace safety failures ‘accidents’

For too long, ‘accident’ has been a blanket term that absolves responsibility.