Finance Minister warns difficult times are ahead, but looks forward to a 'reset'.

The question for professions should be "am I doing the right thing?"

Financial Times: Increasing number of companies are reaching for more debt to stay afloat.

Covid-19 has cut a swathe through our economy.

Will Labour break its commitment not to raise tax rates, even in the face of Covid-19?

Sir Roger Douglas right to query wage cash for 'wealthy firms'.

It's better for now to temper expectations around contact tracing apps.

The Government must address the BFGS's problems, if not, it will fail.

Financial Times: Future historians might say Covid-19 marked the start of a new cold war.

"Funny money" nonsense has gone the way of the dinosaurs.

This country has exciting chance to step up as global hub for investment.

Are our funds safe from Government intervention?

Much more urgency needed as the country slides into the unknown

The current environment is a chance for a reset, and he knows it.

After years of losses, biotech company may be heading for better times.

Nobody — Government included — knows which industries will thrive or fail.

Councils need to spend. The funding is on the way. So how can we put the two together?

Cruise ship companies have been hit hard by the Covid-19 crisis.

Peters punts up policies that would make New Zealand 'great again'.

This is a call to all banks to accelerate your product development work.

Dual-screen laptops have been on the cards for a while now, but difficult to get right.

The final decision, as always, will be made by Winston Peters

Financial Times: Economic distress is contagious and we need a plan to stop its spread

There's no use crying over a rash KiwiSaver move — so clean up and move on.

Should employers who have deep pockets be taking the wage subsidy?

Another hot topic in The Colin Meads Club has been managing disrupted supply chains.

Would you still recommend index tracking funds for investors with some spare cash?

A company to watch as it inks new orders and ramps up production.

There is a sense business leaders may be 'duchessed' if brought inside the 'war room'.

National must find a replacement who the public might at least listen to.