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Brian Fallow: Insurance plans aren't such a sure thing
Act wants to insure against unemployment; the Greens against sickness. What's the catch?
Editorial: Wealth tax will never happen
Editorial: Green Party's wealth tax won't happen but we may still face higher taxes.
Fran O'Sullivan: China ready to push ahead on Pacific trade
Feted journalist says Covid reaffirms need to strengthen multilateral ties.
From pizza delivery to slice of corporate success: Kiwi woman's journey
Hard work has seen a former pizza-delivery driver land a top job at the fast-food giant.
Jenny Liu: Looking beyond Beijing for a Covid-19 recovery
The rise of the market in China's lower-tier cities.
Britain's national debt nearly 100 per cent of GDP
Trying to protect the economy has pushed British debt to unprecedented levels.
Banks don't expect house prices will fall as far as feared
Banks are being less than apocalyptic on their expectations for housing market correction.
Liam Dann: How land-based industries are saving the economy
Strong dairy, meat and fruit export returns have propped up the economy despite Covid-19
Air NZ chief warns opening borders will be complex
Three prominent CEOs have shared thoughts on NZ's post-Covid China relationship.
Disabled jobseeker told she would only get job 'if someone feels bad'
A Hamilton woman says her 10-year search for work has uncovered employers' bad attitudes.
Brian Fallow: Looking for confidence in the wake of Covid-19
Despite a more positive tone lately, businesses and consumers remain far from confident.
Falling prices in June quarter raise spectre of deflation
NZ inflation fell by 0.5 per cent over the June quarter.
'Gigafactory' Tesla plant proposed for Tiwai
Massive Southland plant could generate 8000 jobs and inwards investment of $6.9b.
June quarter inflation on target to be lowest in five years
The crash in crude oil prices is expected to drive inflation lower in the June quarter.
SkyCity applies for wage subsidy extension, angering laid-off workers
SkyCity is seeking more Government help after laying off 900 staff.
Diana Clement: Making work-from-home pay its way
Don't assume you can claim everything if you are working from home
Big Read: Tips for employers as second wave of redundancies looms
Avoiding key mistakes can ensure workers don't take a personal grievance case.
Amazon bans TikTok on staff phones, citing email security risk - then reverses
Workers given a day to delete the wildy-popular Chinese-owned app.
David Skilling: Covid-19 battle gears up for the second half
NZ success in shutting out virus must be followed by a successful economic recovery.
Green deals no panacea to post-Covid recovery
Comment: Green spending works slowly and creates almost no jobs, when most needed.
Ardern looks to the primary sector to help fill the Covid-19 void
The PM says the primary sector will play a big part in rebuilding the economy.
NZ firms expect weak activity, more job cuts
Many companies are preparing to reduce staff further.
One million jobs become available as UK reopens
Businesses need to take on more staff after the end of lockdown.
Market Open: Better mood on Wall Street may buoy local market
News out of the US and China has led to optimism.
No extension: Wage subsidy scheme to end September 1
The wage subsidy scheme will end three weeks before the election.
How to make capitalism work for all
After four decades of rising inequality, the Covid crisis is a chance to change the rules.
'What happened to Be Kind?': Travel agent trapped in $50k catch-22
Landlord wants $50,000 for lease release with no refund offered even if new tenant found.
Mark Lister: Market turbulence may not be over yet
The second half of the year is shaping up to potentially be as eventful as the first.
Pattrick Smellie: Taxing wealth – why is it so difficult?
Only taxing thing about capital gains and wealth is the debate on what to do about it.
Crazy market sees investors turn to gold - but is it safe?
Since the Covid-19 crisis hit, gold has risen to record prices.
After the crash: What's next for our economy
There are no great scenarios for the next year 12 months. So what does success look like?
Gluckman, Clark, Fyfe: NZ needs clear strategy to open border
Three influential New Zealanders are calling for a plan.