Ex-oil czar sees Venezuela's economic collapse accelerating
An ex-oil czar said Venezuela's crude production will plummet after Maduro's re-election.
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American insurance mogul's $9.4m NZ stash frozen
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Wesfarmers admits defeat, abandons Bunnings UK
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Comment: Rising dollar risks crisis in emerging markets
Unprecedented levels of US dollar leverage are coming home to roost.
Bob Jones on the engineering behind his timber tower
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Samsung to pay $777m for copying parts
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Software to keep teams on track
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Brian Fallow: Budget buffer could come in handy
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Airport rules bad for passengers: airlines
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Time's up: Why did this company destroy $823m on purpose?
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Comment: Nostalgia an environmental trap
In times of instability, our minds reach for positive memories of the past.
Investment in NZ tech sector at record levels
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Risk to Murdoch's $75b Disney deal
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