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The dollar was little changed as investors digest efforts by the People's Bank of China.
KiwiRail pay hike favours lowest paid workers
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The Kiwi could fall towards US60c if trade tensions persist, Milford says.
Mark Fowler: Is the Reserve Bank creeping too far?
COMMENT: Should the Reserve Bank Governor be sharing his views on social responsibility?
Economy Hub: Is Trump's economic boom for real?
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A luxury Mexico hotel might be offering the world's best job.
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Migration torrent slows - but only just
Makeup of migrants heads in the right direction, but work needed on KiwiBuild visas.
An end to sexism can benefit men
Gender stereotypes in the workplace are still alive and well.
Boomerang: Kiwis head back to Oz
NZ's annual net migration gain is falling and departures to Australia are on the rise.
Grant Robertson: Govt's aim an economy fit for 21st century
COMMENT: Our plan to become more productive is built on getting our infrastructure sorted.
Leave loudly - Westpac staff told to embrace knock-off time
A culture that celebrates long hours at the office is not a healthy one, says HR chief.
Get your day off to a good start
Some morning routines can help with productivity and well being.
Sign you're being paid less than you're worth
Sue Clarke absolutely sick of the injustice of her salary, threw her job in.
Hold tight, another epic economic collapse is coming
COMMENT: Washington Post columnist George F Will warns that nothing lasts forever.
Voicing an opinion can be tricky
Speaking up in meetings is a skill that can be acquired, writes Raewyn Court.
Twyford: Auckland's economy 'way below' what it should be
The housing minister said more needed to be done to improve productivity.
Big read: How job hunting became an obstacle course of tests
Does all the pre-job testing actually help find better employees?
Recruitment company targets Fortnite players
A job ad calls for Fortnite players in New Zealand ... but it's not what you think.
'A bit rich': Union says NBR Rich List shows deep divide in NZ
The union says the Rich List and the teacher strikes have a few things in common.
Go further faster with volunteering
Volunteering can add valuable experience to your resume.
Editorial: NZ needs to be ready for falling house prices
EDITORIAL: The quiet market conditions should be welcomed by first home buyers.
There's no OMG in teambuilding
Offsite adventures and challenges with colleagues need to be engaging, not embarrassing.
Sydney house price drop: Could it happen in Auckland?
Economist says price drop could happen but a decrease was unlikely in current climate.
Reserve Bank forced to move out of asbestos-plagued building
"We will move to other premises until all necessary remedial action has been taken."
Kiwi dollar tumbles: What it means for NZ and for you
That holiday meal out in San Fran or New York is 10 per cent more expensive than in April.
'Watch, worry and wait', says Reserve Bank Governor
The Reserve Bank expects rates to remain on hold until 2020.
Was Steven Joyce right about the fiscal hole? Labour responds
Grant Robertson says that New Zealand's economic foundations are strong.
Best and worst email sign-offs revealed
The way we end email them might be the one thing letting us down.
Digging down: What business confidence tells us
The economist running ANZ's Business Outlook explains how it works and what it might mean.