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Britain braces for double-dip recession as third lockdown hits economy hard
Collapse in January activity in UK follows December for retailers and a record deficit.
Collapse in January activity in UK follows December for retailers and a record deficit.
Joe Biden and Jacinda Ardern may take a similar economic approach: cautiously hands-on.
NZ's productivity performance has long lagged behind other nations.
Market expectations were for a 1.1 per cent gain.
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The changeover in Washington is being welcomed by markets.
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ACC has paid a settlement to the China-based widow of an illegal worker.
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Things are starting to look precariously balanced, writes the FT's Joe Rennison.
The world's most important regulator is about to change.
The former National MP calls for a bi-partisan approach to a long-running problem.
The economy needs to catch up with inflated stock market valuations.
Joe Biden has outlined a plan to jump-start the economy.
We should aim to be more like foxes and less like hedgehogs, writes Jemima Kelly.
Index falls as investors ponder flow-on effects of smelter announcement.
More economic activity should be allowed to continue, writes Kate MacNamara.
Bank warns if business investment doesn't rise, recovery may slow.
The Telegraph's Jeremy Warner sees a canary in the stock market coal mine.
With profit-taking still prevalent, the S&P/NZX 50 Index closed down 0.8 per cent.
Liberal democracies need to stand up to China, writes Richard Prebble.
Economists do not expect house price gains to slow - or even flatten.
Stock markets rallied in spite of the actions of pro-Trump insurgents.
Westpac is putting the heat on its competitors.
The US equity market is more overvalued than it was on the eve of the 1929 crash.
Ma chose a big enemy when deciding to criticise China.
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