Brian Fallow: Looking for confidence in the wake of Covid-19
Despite a more positive tone lately, businesses and consumers remain far from confident.
Despite a more positive tone lately, businesses and consumers remain far from confident.
Air New Zealand is ready to raise cash, but politics may be getting in the way.
I've been thinking about running ultramarathons and their parallels in business.
It would be laughable if it wasn't so shameful.
Wall St being held aloft by a handful of tech giants but debt markets are flashing red.
The world has undergone a radical and sudden shift towards video chat.
We're going to hear a lot more about "CopTech" over the coming years.
Nothing illustrates this problem better than the Green Party's Clean Energy Plan.
New listings are not the only indicator that markets are functioning well.
If you're simply trying to sell high and buy low, be aware of how difficult this can be.
Times have certainly changed driving out on the road.
Innovative company has looked after the health of its customers -- and its investors.
Rentals, KiwiSaver, money in the bank — is it worth borrowing to get even further ahead?
Our economic response to Covid-19 is looking ridiculously haphazard.
Time for a CovidCard or risk being left behind the rest of the world.
Do you own your home in joint tenancy or tenancy in common?
Let's keep sudden policy lurches and over-correction a thing of the past.
Power from Manapouri is much too valuable just to be frittered away.
What I want to do for a moment is to ponder on timeliness and accepting blame.
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought on a change in the way we do meetings.
Taking a careful look at how the country collectively spends its resources is vital.
A canny player with plenty of cash could get a bargain.
Markets are nervously trading around steady news flow of Trump tweets and infection rates.
The second half of the year is shaping up to potentially be as eventful as the first.
Finding a first job after graduating just got a whole lot harder.
Anyone who dismisses Tracey Martin does so at their peril.
Only taxing thing about capital gains and wealth is the debate on what to do about it.
Gift to a son isn't a worry - but ask if you might need the rest home subsidy one day.
HMNZS Aotearoa looked pretty big, but she's ... er sort of a ... er ... cargo boat.
Covid could be here for years so let's ask what risk we accept in reviving country.