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<i>Inside Money :</i> What to read on a non-bank holiday

New standards will force non-banks to clearly identify and quantify the kinds of risks they're taking with your money.

Brian Rudman: Aotea Square screen a $3m folly that should be scrapped

The Aotea Square screen was one of those "bright ideas" that got hijacked along the way by the bureaucrats and turned into something very bland and ordinary.

Gym boss sweats to build empire

Telecom reveals management restructure

$32.5m for Argosy trust manager

Warehouse Group chair quits

<i>Gill South</i>: Boost your promotion prospects with some strategic thinking

If you want to move up, you'll need to take the initiative, says author.

New York link in bid for control of Tourism Holdings

My job: Go to guy for dealing with the new

<i>Inside Money:</i> Would you pay $9 million for the catch of the day?

My bet is that most Huljich members won't bother to protest; apathy still rules in KiwiSaver.

Success: Property manager dives into new ventures

Experience in schools inspires not one, but three businesses.

Get The Answers: Pathways for women to join the board

Women still struggle to sit at board table

Asic says Australian rules too tough on directors

Weiss quits Guinness Peat Group

PM called a liar over Hubbard affair

Prime Minister John Key was called a liar when he fronted a meeting in Timaru last night packed with vocal Allan Hubbard supporters. The PM was forced to defend the Govt's handling of South Canterbury Finance to a bositrous 500-strong crowd

Job cuts feared if banks combine

Meridian Energy chief steps down