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COMMENT: What you can do to make your business 'super memorable'.
Dann: Reserve Bank governors don't twerk
COMMENT: Graeme Wheeler has done a good job in a difficult time for central banks.
Doing good with your savings
COMMENT: More Kiwis are backing socially responsible investment funds.
Travel boom has airlines flying high
OPINION: Airlines are on a roll and Kiwis are flying far and wide.
National Scrooge v Labour spendthrift? No, not really
COMMENT: Political parties' spending plans aren't as far apart as they like to make out.
John Drinnan: TVNZ looking to sharpen up at seven
Broadcaster ponders how to make best use of Mike Hosking's talents.
Two ways to sell against low-priced competitors
COMMENT: Here are two marketing strategies you might like to try.
Aussies on prowl for NZ entrepreneurs
COMMENT: Now's the time to seek venture capital if that's what you're after.
Switching to self-employed? There's lots to consider
COMMENT: Making the move from employee to independent contractor brings heaps of changes.
The future of air travel: marathon flights
Qantas' first London route took 4 days and 9 stops, soon it will be one big marathon.
Clement: Taking pulse of health policies
COMMENT: Costs and cover varies hugely between health insurance providers.
Why this election won't be won on numbers
COMMENT: Could Bill English be a victim of his own economic success, Asks Liam Dann.
Building, the industry that got left behind
COMMENT: Poor productivity in construction isn't just a New Zealand issue.
Come clean on tax? Let's do that
COMMENT: Voters deserve better than Labour's 'trust us' approach.
A chimpanzee's guide to investing
COMMENT: Picking winning shares is rewarding - but sometimes it's a case of good luck.
Brian Fallow: Squeezing the spending options
COMMENT: No extra for a lolly scramble, say forecasts.
John Drinnan: Bauer rebuts MediaWorks claim
Bauer Media is interested in buying radio assets, but not from MediaWorks.
Solving customer problems to boost your profits
COMMENT: Listening for 'pain points' that your customers have is very beneficial.
Why a capital gains tax should capture the family home
COMMENT: A capital gains tax could be back on the agenda with a Labour government.
How to lower your marketing costs
COMMENT: Are you relying only on social media to bring you new business?
Tough job managing internet of hate
COMMENT: Is this the slippery slope towards the end of free expression online?
Hey Bill, we've plans for surplus
COMMENT: The question is whether voters will give Ardern a blank cheque.
Get Sorted: Student loan lessons learned
COMMENT: Borrowing to study? Ex-students share insights on how to be savvy about it.
House price downturn no short term blip
Economy Hub at the Pub: Economist Dominick Stephens talks house price slump with Liam Dann
Once invincible Domino's dealt a spicy meatball
COMMENT: Domino's was dealt a spicy meatball when it was punished by investors.
Liam Dann: Memories of market meltdown
COMMENT: Ten years on from the credit crunch, are we back where we started?
Diana Clement: How to get the best power deal
COMMENT: There are ways of making that bill more palatable.
A tale of shrinking sharemarkets
COMMENT: Fall in new listings and takeovers thin the ranks - in NZ and abroad.
Fletcher chairman sticks to his guns
COMMENT: Norris not toeing Shareholders' Association line.
Big OE no good for tax credits
COMMENT: You're pushing your luck claiming while living and working overseas.
Gear Friday: Microsoft refines Surface Pro
COMMENT: Microsoft has honed the Surface Pro design; it now feels balanced and stable.
John Drinnan: Aussie shakeup, NZ ripples
COMMENT: Political moves could mean big changes to media ownership.
Charge for water? There's nothing wet about it
Labour's vagueness hasn't helped, but water policy's impact has been overstated.