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CEOs not impressed with foreign buyer ban
Many CEOs are not impressed by the foreign buyers ban.
Many CEOs are not impressed by the foreign buyers ban.
The "oil and gas ban" contributed to the downturn in business confidence.
New Zealand's economy has delivered reasonable economic growth in recent years.
Grant Robertson should put more effort into developing a coherent economic strategy.
"Shocking slow, unresponsive and they can't get it right!"
Top CEOs are concerned that the proposed changes will not be productive for business.
Straight-out climate change denial wasn't tested this year.
COMMENT: The Future of Work will create more new tasks and jobs than it destroys.
Survey respondents don't believe that automation will lead to a 'doomsday' scenario.
Chief executive Kim Campbell says regulatory change needs to speed up.
Winston Peters is seen by business as the "most impressive" of the minor party leaders.
Christopher Luxon promises the Business Advisory Council will not be a talkfest.
Amy Adams was quickly awarded the prime finance shadow portfolio.
Australia is caught up in its own domestic politics.
Being seen to be green isn't so much a leg-up for a brand as a source of risk.
The Coalition's mixed bag of policies has sparked uncertainty for some BusinessNZ members.
Shane Jones has NZ Super Fund, ACC, KiwiSaver and iwi in his sights.
Infrastructure NZ boss Stephen Selwood looks at the lessons from a Houston development.
Time for private sector equity to boost the transport infrastructure funding pool.
How do we go about finding a long term solution for infrastructure?
Aecom's Craig Davidson says uncertainty is turning the industry on its head.
Transport Minister Phil Twyford plans a "mode neutral" approach.
Tommy Parker local training and upskilling is an imperative.
Gabrielle Penn talks with leading players.
The NZ Transport Agency is working with stakeholders to bring the plan to fruition.
But warns Simon Mackenzie there is a risk to goldplating networks
Industry leaders tell where NZ is ahead and where it is behind.