21 years of Mood of the Boardroom
The 2023 Election Survey is the 21st edition of the CEOs’ Survey.
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Not his first rodeo: How Winston Peters got NZ First back in the mix
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Mood of the Boardroom - CEOs deliver verdict on the Government
Business leaders give their verdict ahead of Election 2023.
Mood of the Boardroom: Is this as low as the economy goes?
Prevailing sentiment among business leaders, we are at the nadir of the economic cycle.
Liam Dann: Does the Reserve Bank’s mandate need to change?
Boardroom leaders in favour of a return to a single focus on meeting inflation targets.
Revenue and profit now big concerns for CEOs
New Zealand may have escaped recession but company chiefs worry about the economy.
Small business websites offline as Discount Domains hit by ‘network issues’
Thousands could be affected as customers complain about poor communication.
Finance Minister hopefuls react to Mood of the Boardroom
Labour's incumbent Finance Minister Grant Robertson has been downgraded by big business leaders, while National's finance spokeswoman Nicola Willis has risen in their ranks. Video / Alyse Wright
US accuses China of launching global information war
Financial Times: Claims China using ‘deceptive’ methods to push authoritarian propaganda.
US stream TV giant comes to NZ; Top mag's uncertain future; Prince Harry lip-reading ruling
Media Insider: Paddy Gower's debate highlights; Internal Affairs targets gambling ads.
'Just in time for summer': New Four Square opening in Mount Maunganui
Foodstuffs is working with local iwi Ngāi Te Rangi to open the store.
Consumer Watchdog critical as Contact Energy hikes prices by 10pc
Price rise for around half the firm's customers. Move follows broadband price rise.
Markets with Madison: Retail recession
The country’s largest retailer The Warehouse Group has seen its annual profit tumble by 65.6 per cent. Its CEO explains how it’s managing increased costs and crime. Video / NZ Herald
'Untested': CEOs rate Christopher Luxon's performance
CEOs responded to questions on the leaders’ performance.
Chris v Chris: Business leaders have their say on the next PM
Heads of industry have given their verdict on the eve of the general election.
Mood of the Boardroom: Fonterra keeps focus on China
The dairy co-op is still expanding its reach and remains bullish on the major market.
Chris Hipkins no gamechanger, CEOs say
Chris Hipkins had to inject new purpose into a Cabinet.
CEOs mixed reception for Green Party
The minor parties are in the running to be power-brokers.
When China sneezes the world (and New Zealand) catch a cold
CEOs and directors respond to the Herald’s 2023 Election Survey.
Is the grass really greener across the ditch for Kiwi workers?
Australia has long looked attractive to New Zealand workers.
Business leaders sceptical over Nats’ tax package
CEOs scepticism is not confined to Labour.
Mood of the Boardroom: Finance leaders square off on business issues
There were plenty of laughs despite a sobering outlook at the recent election conference.
National’s foreign house buyers plan ‘sensible’, says real estate boss
Being able to buy a house here would ease the pathway for many.
China slowdown top of mind for NZ agribusiness leaders
Leaders are seeking bipartisan support on policies affecting the sector.
‘Cut the red tape and give firms a break’ - EMA chief executive
The government (after the election) must make it easier for companies to do business.
Act gains credibility as a partner in National-led government
National will need the support of the Act Party.
Roger Partridge: Where to wield the knife for spending cuts
The size of the core public service should be returned to 2017, at the very least.
Mood of the Boardroom: Automation finds favour
Generative AI tools could see 300 million full-time jobs lost or diminished worldwide
Climate change: Insurance risks weigh on the boardroom
As climate change develops most experts believe premiums will increase.
Top Kiwi architect Marshall Cook dies
'There’s not enough time to say all that needs to be said about Marsh.'
Market close: The Warehouse, bond yields drive sharemarket down
The S&P/NZX50 Index fell by more than 1 per cent.
‘Culture of fear’: Dyson and the fight over working from home
Financial Times: Six weeks into the UK's first Covid lockdown, Dyson's campus 'reopened'.
Mood of the Boardroom: Company CEOs speak out on co-governance
Some 20 per cent believed co-governance is 'wrong and divisive' in survey.