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Liam Dann: Trump and Ardern stuck on the same economic page
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Wellbeing wanes without fair pay
A call-to-action for the New Zealand Government to make better working lives possible.
Business confidence slumps on construction sector woes
Headline business confidence has slumped in the latest ANZ Business Outlook.
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Peter Lyons: Are we on verge of a sharemarket bubble?
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Tom O'Neil: The problem with SMEs
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Westpac's Dominick Stephens now picks two rate cuts will be needed to boost the economy.
Sleepyhead's $1b plan and why looking after staff is good for business
Sleepyhead is the latest in a string of Kiwi businesses looking after their employees.
Sleepyhead's Craig and Graeme Turner: Who are they?
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The most brutal resignation letter shared on social media
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Dairy debt is troubling the Reserve Bank as risks around the industry grow
Liam Dann: Global debt is soaring, why should we care?
COMMENT: Globally debt is rising again. Should we be worried? Or should we embrace it?
Matthew Hooton: Jacinda Ardern's 'year of delivery' is a hoax
How has this Government failed? Let me count the ways.
NZ is 'open for business' - Ardern pitches NZ to Aussie investors
Come and plug the investment gap, the Prime Minister tells Aussie businesses.
Bullying not just a work problem
Raewyn Court discovers workplace bullying is part of a wider societal problem.
Celebrity chef's huge fine for underpaying staff
MasterChef judge admitted to underpaying staff more than $8 million.
Winston's big pitch in Washington DC
Winston Peters visited the White House West Wing where Mike Pence has an office.
Unlawful sacking leads to $30,000 bill for firm
A dispute has resulted in a big payout for the employee.
Editorial: Low inflation keeping NZ economy on the ground
We say: Inflation remains historically low, numbers may be strongest seen for a while.
Slowing economy tipped to burst inflation bubble
Inflation is up slightly but not enough to inspire confidence in the sluggish economy.
Law firm to pay $30,000 over 'unfair, inadequate' sacking
Staffer left 'humiliated and emotionally distressed after being suspended.
NZ's wellbeing vision confined by economic retardation
COMMENT: NZ's wellbeing needs a massive expansion of our productive sector.
More interest rate cuts in store despite expected blip in June quarter inflation
More official interest rate cuts are in store despite an expected lift in the quarter CPI.
NZ housing market at risk of crash: Bloomberg
New Zealand and Canada have the highest cost of housing compared with wages.
Liam Dann: Unlikely rock stars - the economy vs the Black Caps
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