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Spreading coronavirus continues to hit market sentiment

Coronavirus has now spread to around 50 countries.

Six-month stand-down: Police fined $7000 for labour law breach

The issue lay with how police paid their vetting staff.

Want to increase profits at work: Employ more female leaders

Increasing the number of women in leadership also increases innovation and profit.

Coronavirus impact: NZ economy likely to stall in first half - ASB

Which industries are at the most risk?

'Perfect storm': Coronavirus and drought to deliver 'short, sharp' shock to economy

New Zealand's economy faces a short sharp shock in first quarter, says economic institute.

Markets see two RBNZ rate cuts this year

Worsening global sentiment has markets traders re-thinking their expectations.

Pay gap: Will your daughter be paid less than your son?

What are businesses doing to close the Gender Pay Gap?

Liam Dann: Coronavirus to show its true face in next two weeks

Stockmarkets have slumped today as fear of a more widespread global pandemic grows

Minecraft, Sims and making slime: Perfect intro for girls to science and technology

Trailblazers in business and STEM and how they are attracting girls to the industries.

Worker lost three fingers: Concrete firm fined $230,000

The company has been fined over $200,000 for the accident.

Holden's biggest fan laments demise of iconic carmaker

Steve Fabish is so obsessed with Holden he started a museum.

House prices tipped to rise 10 per cent this year

National housing situation changes rapidly

Simon Bridges sets sights on 'your back pocket'

National offers up 'back to basics' economic strategy of lower taxes and less regulation.

Want that job? Write a letter

Increase your chances of getting a job interview by writing a cover letter.

Liam Dann: Return of house price 'wealth effect' embarrassing for Labour

Back to the future: Rising prices put Government back to where the last one left off.

Pay cheque video: 'Scary' salary for two weeks' work

A bartender reveals she was paid a "scary" sum for two weeks' work.

Working with a mentor

Make sure you are on the same page as your mentor, writes Steve Hart

Tom O'Neil: Honesty best policy

Lying on your cv is a recipe for trouble.