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Plenty of potential in China relationship
COMMENT: Asian giant could help with infrastructure, writes Fran O'Sullivan.
The S8: Samsung's make or break phone
COMMENT: It was surprising the Galaxy S8 wasn't fully production ready at its launch.
Wellness in the workplace
Southern Cross programme delivers fewer absences and lower staff turnover.
Who'll pay the price of Auckland's growth?
COMMENT: New ways are needed to help councils bear cost of vital infrastructure.
Comment: Good start to the year for commodities
For global commodity markets, the start to 2017 has been resoundingly positive.
The 'V' Word: Can you say it out loud?
We are told to embrace vulnerability, but the word itself is hard to hug.
How to double your advertising results
COMMENT: How to double the results from all your advertising.
Leaders' rapport positive from Li visit
COMMENT: Warm relationship will be a plus with trade talks to hammer out.
How tech journalism was hacked
COMMENT: The tech beat has developed in a boiling the frog fashion, Juha Saarinen writes.
Is KiwiSaver for a first home a good idea?
COMMENT: With the new NZ Super amounts set to change, it puts things in perspective.
Downer CEO very clever or very brave
COMMENT: Grant Fenn's move leaves some elated and others scratching their heads.
Small investors treated as second class
COMMENT: The Shareholders' Association is on the warpath.
Making the most of trade deals
COMMENT: NZ's trade policy relaunched ahead of Chinese Premier's visit.
Translating a service into a scam
If you buy from spammers, you're are guaranteed to get ripped off, Juha Saarinen writes.
Radio NZ survives the big freeze
COMMENT: Digital content is a key strategy for the public broadcaster.
The marketing formula to get clients
COMMENT: Here's how to get a large number of high quality clients.
What to expect from Premier's visit
China is proving a counter-balance to Donald Trump's protectionist sentiments.
What's behind money squabbles?
COMMENT: Most money fights are not about money at all, Tom Hartmann writes.
Aussie firms take sides over gay marriage
COMMENT: Big business is on a collision course with some conservative Australian politicians, Christopher Niesche writes.
Best bank accounts for kids
COMMENT: Children need bank accounts, they help them learn about the financial facts of life.
I've jinxed the global economy
COMMENT: Liam Dann locks in his interest rate for a longer period and wonders if it's asking for a global meltdown.
NZ voice missing on Chinese Premier visit
COMMENT: Want to know what's going on in NZ's external affairs? Ask Australia.
Tasman gap gives KiwiSavers little choice
KiwiSaver is a fantastic long-term superannuation scheme but it has one major drawback: limited domestic investment opportunities.
Rest home costs an unwelcome surprise
COMMENT: Both income and asset tests decide who gets a subsidy, Mary Holm writes.
4.5G on NZ data caps? You're joking
COMMENT: Mobile plans with data caps won't make use of new 4.5G networks, Juha Saarinen writes.
Kiwi voice of the right takes off in US
COMMENT: One-time Act Party vice-president finds an audience among US conservatives, John Drinnan writes.
More for kids, less for the elderly
COMMENT: Gareth Morgan's Opportunities Party has some radical ideas for tax and benefits, Brian Fallow writes.
How to get new clients in under 30 seconds
COMMENT: If you can't say what you do in 30 seconds, you won't be able to say it in 30 minutes either.
Fran O'Sullivan: Do people trust CEOs?
COMMENT: Have we reached a point where people trust company employees more than CEOs?
Will fresh oil price plunge flow to pump?
Keep an eye on your local petrol pump. Prices shouldn't be rising soon, thanks to an oil price slump.
How should governments hack?
COMMENT: The cache of CIA documents released by Wikileaks doesn't tell us much new, Juha Saarinen writes.
Three successful marketing strategies
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