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Number of firms in NZ hits new record despite gloom
Business demographic data from StatsNZ shows strong growth in the number of enterprises.
Revealed: How much money Kiwis are saving by working from home
Research delivers good news and bad news about hybrid working.
'I was so panicked': Sacked hotel staffer's hope after debt nightmare
'I was thinking: Where has this come from?' shocked worker recounts after Covid layoffs.
Inside the Defence Force battle for recruits
After MIQ, the armed forces face foes - and they're not the traditional enemies.
Remote work worth quitting job over, say nearly half of Kiwis
Workers are factoring in flexible working arrangements when job hunting.
Recession looming: Is now a good time to change jobs for more money?
Does more money equate to more happiness?
Liam Dann: Back to the future - Could we see a repeat of the '87 crash?
Are we at risk of another world-shaking market meltdown?
Mark Lister: Recession talk heats up
OPINION: September quarter GDP figures for the US next week will be closely watched.
Govt probes allegations of mistreatment at Chateau Tongariro
Govt investigation probes allegations of staff mistreatment at iconic Tongariro hotel.
Should banks help taxpayers cover the cost of money printing?
Questions raised over the amount of interest the RBNZ pays on $55b of bank reserves.
Government rules out additional inflation relief as Kiwis' cost of living soars
Inflation prompts upward revision of interest rate forecasts & opens political tax debate.
Recession, mortgage shock, inflation: How hard will 2023 storm hit Kiwi families?
The global economic mood is downbeat at the moment.
Liam Dann: Recession risk as ugly inflation data means mortgage rate hikes inevitable
Economy risks sliding into recession next year if Reserve Bank is forced to hike rates.
Brace for interest rates hike - inflation 'shocker' hits Kiwis in the wallet
Brace for even higher interest rates as stubbornly high inflation raises recession risk.
'Information void' obstructs rating agency view on Three Waters reforms
Ratings agency S&P Global says Three Waters reforms will change councils' DNA.
Liam Dann: Economic outlook darkens as inflation fight intensifies
Last week's US inflation data provided an ominous warning for New Zealand's economy.
Kiwi bosses in New York told global recession likely, but trigger is anyone's guess
Business leaders briefed in shadow of disgraced financial services firm's old HQ.
Reserve Bank expected to need $9b of Crown support
Cost of recapitalising the Reserve Bank keeps rising with inflation.
Wealth tax vs tax cuts for everyone: Which option is the best for NZ?
Oxfam has ranked New Zealand 136th in the world on the fairness of its tax system.
Noodle-mania: The new culprits behind rising food prices revealed
Recipe for big bills: Drivers of surging food prices revealed in new data.
Reserve Bank open to being made to prioritise inflation
Prominence of Reserve Bank's employment target may be hampering its credibility.
Reserve Bank staff turnover hits record
Reserve Bank feels bite of tight labour market and controversial restructure.
'I can't do it any more': Man quits $100k job to work at McDonald's
Exhausted corporate workers are resigning in mass, taking pay cuts to escape the stress.
September housing market uplift 'subdued': REINZ
Agents report most vendors understand the need to adjust their price expectations.
Why deposit rates are unlikely to rise as much as mortgage rates
Banks expected to lift deposit rates more substantially next year.
Deputy PM to meet US Fed chair Jerome Powell
Grant Robertson will attend the World Bank and IMF annual meetings.
Opinion: Where have all the workers gone?
International headhunters are arriving in droves, enticing talent with tantalising offers.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Can we afford tax cuts?
Why we should let the dust settle before injecting money into the economy.
Has the hot job market finally peaked? Fresh signs emerge
Job adverts have eased from record highs, especially in property-related sectors.
'Unusually explicit' Reserve Bank tone points to higher mortgage rates
Higher mortgage rates on the cards if the market assessment of RBNZ's wording is right.
OCR raised to 3.5pc, RBNZ considered more radical hike
The hike takes the OCR from 3 per cent to 3.5 per cent.
Auckland sale prices plunge $180,000 in 10 months
Cheapies more sought after: Buyers fix attention on sub-$1m Auckland homes.