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Young buyers not the problem
Young aspiring Auckland house-buyers are not spendthrifts frittering their money on weekend entertainment but victims of an over-priced real estate sector, says an economist.
Market waiting on rate swaps probe
The Commerce Commission has missed its own deadline on whether it will file court action against three banks involved in its interest rate swaps probe.
Liam Dann: Disruption, the new buzzword
Digital disruption was the hot topic at the Institute of Finance Professionals (INFINZ) conference last week, writes Liam Dann.
Hanover delay on the cards
Financial Markets Authority action against six former men linked to Hanover could be delayed if Mark Hotchin wins a case against the failed finance group's trustees in the Supreme Court, says his lawyer.
Groser has big concerns about dairy in TPP
Trade Minister Tim Groser says he has concerns that New Zealand's market access for its dairy products under the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) could be sewn up in private talks.
Siah Hwee Ang: Cultural fit not black and white
It is well established that "cultural differences" exist between New Zealand and Asia, which of course must be taken into account when an organisation seeks to establish itself in the Asian market.
New take on inequality sparks debate
Rarely does an economist's work capture the attention that Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century has.
Landcorp pushing to diversify, says chair
Landcorp's decision to take full control of New Zealand's largest red meat genetics business is an example of the state-owned enterprise's push to diversify its operations.
AMP unfazed by global volatility
Fund manager AMP Capital is unfazed by last week's volatility on international financial markets.
China trade needs more than logs and milk
Two-way trade with China has doubled every five years since the early 1990s but the historic growth rates may not continue.