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Budget 2021: Moody's says NZ fiscal position one of the strongest
Moody's and S&P Global have given their seal of approval to the NZ Budget.
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The value of a range of cryptocurrencies crashed badly overnight.
Jarden Brief: Survey shows 71 per cent of businesses unhappy with Ardern administration
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakers.
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Community in shock over potential closure of Kawerau mill
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Jarden Brief: A2 Milk slumps to lowest price in three years
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Richard Meade: We need to prepare our economy for Covid 2.0
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Higher US inflation: What it means for NZ markets, interest rates
Latest US inflation data has highlighted concerns about where inflation goes from here.
Jarden Brief: Why Discovery stock dropped 5.7 per cent
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
Budget 2021: 'It's not a lolly scramble' - Deloitte CEO
Getting back to business as usual is probably for the next Budget, Thomas Pippos says.
Sasha Borissenko: Legal misconduct charge case raises hearsay evidence issue
COMMENT: Equating professional standards with criminal law standards can be problematic.
MBIE to provide payment range guidance for contractors
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Liam Dann: Why Robertson won't match big-spending Aussies
Finance Minister needs to be prepared for backlash as he sticks to middle path on Budget.
Pay restrictions after year from hell a bitter pill for Kiwi nurses
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Fran O'Sullivan: PM honoured abroad, less so at home
OPINION: The PM has to convince business leaders New Zealand is on the right track.
Jarden Brief: Cult streetwear firm to make Kiwi debut at Sylvia Park
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Views of 'social partner' in FPAs overlooked
'Social partner' says feedback on key labour law reform has been overlooked by minister.
Inflation concerns hammer Wall Street in worst week for six months
Fears of inflation have pulled down the stock prices of major companies.
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Jarden Brief: Threat of inflation pushes US market into red
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Jobs ads at record levels - where the squeeze is happening
New data adds to fears of labour shortages restricting growth
Jarden Brief: Major US pipeline hit by cyber attack
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
Don't expect border to reopen like a switch, Grant Robertson warns
Government looking at how to help businesses with skill shortages.
The Conversation: Preview of Australian Budget 2021
This has been dubbed the "pandemic Budget".
Watch: Grant Robertson responds to pay freeze criticism
Finance Minister Grant Robertson is making a pre-Budget speech.
Liam Dann: Why the Govt's pay freeze won't hold
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Market Watch: Stockmarkets due a pause as Covid recovery kicks in
Global markets are seeing a shift in investor focus from lock down to recovery stocks.
Hamish Rutherford: This week more about union than workers
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