
Juha Saarinen: Wise to move on artificial intelligence
COMMENT: Creation of a superior being that can out-perform humans is underway so developers better not get left behind.
COMMENT: Creation of a superior being that can out-perform humans is underway so developers better not get left behind.
COMMENT: How can you create high POV for your own business this month?
COMMENT: If there is an upside to the dairy downturn it might be the economic incentive it provides for New Zealanders to try new things.
COMMENT: When you factor in all the costs of short-term borrowing, is it really worth it?
COMMENT: Debbie Mayo-Smith talks how to free up your time.
COMMENT: Does the CPI fairly represent the speed of price rises for superannuitants?
COMMENT: NZ Super Fund's decision to try to buy a 25pc stake in Kiwibank from NZ Post should not be any surprise.
COMMENT: Underfunding of schemes, low interest rates and longer lives all add to pressure.
COMMENT: What to do about the problem of uninsured Kiwis? Many are woefully exposed when it comes to their life and health cover.
FRAN O'SULLIVAN: This is a Wellington deal that brilliantly suits the objectives of two finance ministers, current and former.
COMMENT: Here's how to work faster and preview your emails without having to open each one.
COMMENT: The fact that New Zealand's trust regime is caught up in the midst of it all will be a surprise to many Kiwis.
COMMENT: Two weeks ago we considered the low interest rate environment, concluded that it was here to stay, writes Brent Sheather.
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COMMENT: The new rate of NZ Super gets us thinking about our future gap to fill, writes Tom Hartmann.
COMMENT: If you want more sales, do these six things, writes Debbie Mayo-Smith.
COMMENT: The dollar is not coming to the rescue of struggling dairy farmers. It's coming to the rescue of retailers, motorists, gourmet food importers.
COMMENT: How do New Zealanders get richer? It seems an obvious question, but it's one we seem to be ignoring, writes Bernard Hickey.
COMMENT: Low-interest or no-interest loans from community groups give poor people a helping hand out of debt, or to start a business.
COMMENT: It's interesting how often the most tantalising insights are tucked away at the bottom of press releases.
COMMENT: Will Hawaiki make much of a difference for New Zealand internet users when it's built?
COMMENT: Spark-owned Lightbox is developing its pay TV offering and an announcement on its next move is expected soon.
COMMENT: At a first glance, economic growth lately does not look too bad. At a closer look, the picture is more froth than beer.
COMMENT: How do you get potential clients to choose your business rather than the other options they have?
COMMENT: The information being passed on from your computer can be surprising, writes Juha Saarinen.
COMMENT: Debbie Mayo-Smith talks avoiding marketing blunders.
COMMENT: Australia's people have been given unprecedented access into the tax affairs of the nation's largest private companies.
COMMENT: Playing field for tax calculations is far from level - subsidising some but penalising others, writes Mary Holm.
COMMENT: Robert B. Reich's book Saving Capitalism is an excellent read for those wanting a better understanding of the Donald Trump phenomenon.
COMMENT: To PM, terrorism simply makes New Zealand more attractive and will result in more high net-worth consumers wanting to come here.