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Comment: How does our SME Loan Guarantee Scheme measure up to others?

Comparing New Zealand, Australia and UK's SME loan support models.

Bryce Wilkinson: That old snake oil theory that central bank credit is a free lunch

Money handed out to Kiwis must be taken from other Kiwis, one way or another.

The return of Winston Peters paves way for intriguing Budget, electrifying election

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

Comment: Banks must lend beyond what traditional collateral allows

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

Juha Saarinen: Two screens on the same device? Yeahnah...

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

Matthew Hooton: Universal Basic Income high on Government's post-lockdown agenda

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

Mary Holm: Why are more people buying shares than selling?

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

Comment: In a time of free money, how are we all in this together?

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

Fran O'Sullivan: Time for state sector bosses to cut their cloth

Email from The Treasury makes expectations very clear.

Andrew Barnes: The end of the traditional workplace

Post-Covid-19, there will be a reappraisal of many workplaces.

Juha Saarinen: How to build a PC in lockdown

What better thing to do with your 9-year-old on a few rainy afternoons.

Comment: Creative thinking needed to repair Covid-19 damage

Good deal of thought is needed about how to repair the destruction the virus has caused.

Matthew Hooton: Bureaucrats must end silly games with PM or be sacked

Bureaucracy is simply not ready for a move to level 3.

Mark Fowler: What happens when oil futures go negative?

Sellers have been willing to pay buyers to take oil off their hands.

Christopher Niesche: ASX bounce doesn't gel with harsh reality

COMMENT: The index is now just 23 per cent off its record high in February.

Sasha Borissenko: Which law firms have taken up the wage subsidy and why

How are law firms doing during Covid-19?