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Watch: Universal basic income and the jobs apocalypse
Will robots steal white-collar and blue-collar jobs alike?
Will robots steal white-collar and blue-collar jobs alike?
Economy Hub - At the cross roads - why NZ's outlook is so hard to pick.
COMMENT: Reserve Bank and FMA deliver a balanced review with breathing space for banks.
What you need to know about today's big banking report.
'The big losers are the middle-men'
China's Government is trying to keeping the country's mountain of debt in check.
Banks make big money, but their returns aren't so high compared to other listed companies.
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
Trump's completely fearless attitude to debt gives him the economic upper hand - for now.
High pump prices prompted consumers to use less and to shop around more for discounts.
Economy Hub: How long will pain at the pump last and what will it mean for the economy?
COMMENT: All we want for Christmas is some Aussie bank shares.
COMMENT: Why do markets get spooked at Halloween?
CPTPP will kick in on December 30, marking the first free trade deal between NZ and Japan
S&P Global Ratings revised its risk trend on New Zealand to positive from stable.
Tighter nitrate runoff rules and higher threshold for overseas buyers are having an impact
The MYOB Business Monitors shows that revenue, as well as confidence, is falling for SMEs.
The US economy posted its best back-to-back quarters in four years
I have walked the footpaths in most NZ cities and have never seen anything so disgraceful
Another sharp drop for local shares takes "Red October" losses close to 10 per cent.
The markets remain volatile after the big recent drops.
Government called on to give SMEs a tax cut next year to relieve rising cost burden.
Your Spotify history could help predict what's going on with the economy.
Grant Straker's staff couldn't afford Auckland houses — so he opened a Gisborne office.
COMMENT: Businesses need more clarity from Government over economic direction.
Clouds currently darken the economic horizon.
EDITORIAL: The days of low interest rates, in the US at least, are now numbered.
We need to make long-term changes and look beyond cost, inconvenience and fear of change
The giant co-op was meant to transform the NZ economy. Things have't worked out that way.
Fossil fuel buyers should get used to the idea that prices will rise, writes Brian Fallow.