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Kendall Langston: Why Kiwi businesses need to stop ignoring young people
OPINION: Having the knowledge and skills to lead young people will bring many benefits.
Ardern to her ministers: Want more money? Deliver on wellbeing
The PM sent the message to her Cabinet from Davos on a panel about wellbeing
Ardern laughs off marriage proposal question
PM says Neve's giggle makes a difference at the end of the day
Liam Dann: IMF darkens outlook for global growth
The mood at the World Economic forum in Davos is looking less optimistic this year.
Done deal: Jacinda Ardern inks business agreement with British PM Theresa May
Jacinda Ardern called her meeting with British PM Theresa May "constructive".
Ardern to push FTA with Britain at Downing St meeting
Ardern will be pushing New Zealand's trade interests at 10 Downing St meeting.
Watch: Universal basic income and the jobs apocalypse
Will robots steal white-collar and blue-collar jobs alike?
The AI apocalypse: are robots really coming for your job?
'The big losers are the middle-men'
Three NZ centres among world's most 'renewable'
NZ's two biggest cities singled out new report naming world's best users of renewables.
Liam Dann: The climate of change is real for business
COMMENT: Attitudes about climate change will change the world regardless of the science.
Fran O'Sullivan: Geo fight to infuse key meet
Stance of Donald Trump, Xi Jinping to influence Abac talks.
Parker: US has weakened its TPP position
Parker says multinational tax behaviour has not helped the reputation of trade.
China tells world: It's us or the US
China has asked global leaders to choose Xi Jinping's global outlook or Donald Trump's.
It's not a meltdown, it's a melt-up
Market Watch: Wall Street is soaring again - but what goes up has a habit of coming down.
TPP deal is back on
A year after the US withdrew from the TPP, a revised deal will be signed by 11 countries.
Richest 1% bag 28% of NZ's wealth
The poorest 1.4 million people (30 per cent), got barely 1 per cent of the wealth.
Coca-Cola boss' warning to Donald Trump
James Quincey is adding to the chorus of leaders urging the US to preserve free trade.
Safest countries: Where does NZ rank?
New Zealand has outranked the UK and US as a safe place to visit.
Matt Damon calls for water shortage fix
Hollywood A-lister Matt Damon took centre stage at the World Economic Forum to launch a campaign to combat water scarcity.
May says UK will be champion of globalisation
Theresa May pitched post-Brexit Britain as a champion of globalisation and free trade in Davos.
Davos elite search for fixes
The great and the good of Davos agree they have a problem with populism. Finding a solution is the hard part.
China president warns against trade war
Chinese President Xi Jinping cautioned against protectionism as he pushed back against Donald Trump and other Western populists.
Trump liars 'worse than prostitutes'
Vladimir Putin has come out swinging against the outgoing US administration over the explosive Donald Trump dossier.
Time for Davos to come up with answers
COMMENT: The event has plenty of critics who wince at the sight of the uber-elite claiming to care about inequality, climate change, and corruption.
Richest 62 own wealth of poorest half
Global inequality has reached a stage of 62 people holding the same amount of wealth as the poorest half of the world.
Dita De Boni: Key rocks on with trickle-down groupies
Those at Davos, seemingly representing the interests of the very wealthy, like to think they are working to make the world a better place - as long as they are not inconvenienced in doing so.