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Whanganui gets back to business!
Local businesses getting back to work under alert level three.
Negative interest rates likely this year - Westpac
Westpac economists say the Reserve Bank will be forced to cut OCR below zero this year.
Matthew Hooton: Universal Basic Income high on Government's post-lockdown agenda
The final decision, as always, will be made by Winston Peters
Comment: In a time of free money, how are we all in this together?
Should employers who have deep pockets be taking the wage subsidy?
'The wrong thing to do': Mistakes we're making to get NZ economy back on track
Comment: Big, expensive projects are lined up for funds, but will that revive the economy?
Two days to go: 20 essential things to know about level 3
Answers to some questions business owners may be asking right now.
Company wanted $200k redundancy back after argument in hotel lobby
Argument in hotel lobby leads to Employment Relations Authority hearing.
Brian Fallow: Four vital elements to lift spending out of lockdown
Consumers need the confidence to part with their money — and things to buy with it.
Hamish Rutherford: MPs should not diminish the struggles of business
We may benefit from the lockdown, but MPs should not diminish the struggle of businesses.
Editorial: Another uphill battle looms after coronavirus
We say: Economic stimulus packages will likely see emissions will rise again.
Matthew Hooton: Bureaucrats must end silly games with PM or be sacked
Bureaucracy is simply not ready for a move to level 3.
Reserve Bank to axe loan-to-value ratios
LVRs were first introduced in October 2013 to curb an overheated housing market.
Waikato berry farm company fined $120,000 for employment breaches
The Matangi Berry Farm and its owner have been ordered to pay more than $120,000.
Christopher Niesche: ASX bounce doesn't gel with harsh reality
COMMENT: The index is now just 23 per cent off its record high in February.
Concerns mount about taxpayer-funded wage subsidy honeypot
Anger in meat sector over Covid-19 wage subsidy payments to big operators.
The data on why we should relax our lockdown
COMMENT: Treasury released a report with five scenarios of economic impacts from Covid-19.
Rob Fyfe: Preparing us and business for a life after Covid-19 and lockdown
Don't bank on threat going away anytime soon, says ex-Air NZ boss.
Mary Holm: Beware rise of stockmarket 'experts'
Helping to support an embattled company is a nice idea — just not for a market first-timer
Give business the freedom to lead economic recovery - EMA
Business is rearing to go but need help to pivot towards opportunity, says EMA chief.
Focus on skills, not role, in tough new job market
Your existing skills could be repurposed for entirely new jobs.
Lizzie Marvelly: Let's set to work fixing our troubled economy
COMMENT: The longer the lockdown the more difficult it will become to afford the recovery.
'Significant damage': Sir John Key's grim economic warning for NZ, praise for PM
Sir John Key has sounded a warning about how New Zealand's economy will struggle.
Brian Fallow: Recovery mission an all-Kiwi affair
The rest of the world is in no position to pull NZ out of recession.
Government aiming to avoid Great Depression slump - economist
Alexander hosted on EndVision webinar this morning
$13 trillion bailout: Global economy in dangerous territory
Global debt is set to near 100 per cent of worldwide GDP.
Robertson promises more support for business, but loath to become a lender
Robertson talks loans, grants and guarantees to business leader via Zoom.
'A positive step' - Businesses welcome tax relief, say more needed
New tax rules will be a relief for many small businesses facing a cash-flow crunch.
IMF warning: World faces biggest crisis since Great Depression
Virus to wipe out GDP equivalent to entire year's output of Germany and Japan combined.
Oliver Hartwich: A question of war and peace
The world is at war. The enemy, a tiny virus with the effect of a large military force.
Liam Dann: More Government support is coming - much more
Economic scenarios presented by Treasury suggest government support will double - at least
Double digit unemployment could see 275,000 Kiwis out of work
Finance Minister says unemployment headed to double digits, but real picture may be worse.
Phil O'Reilly: Putting small business at the front of NZ's recovery
We have an opportunity right now to make sure that as many businesses as possible survive.
Pilots 'helping to stock supermarket shelves' with unemployment figures set to be released
Stocking shelves at supermarkets has become a desirable job.