Yellen: Biden's plan could restore US employment by 2022
US Treasury Secretary says the country is in a "deep hole" with millions of lost jobs.
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December quarter jobs data came in much stronger than expectations.
Unemployment falls in jobs data shock
Economists had expected a rise to around 5.6 per cent.
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Job losses: Is the worst now behind us?
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UK to join Pacific trade partnership
The UK says that joining the partnership will deepen ties with fast-growing economies.
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Outcry as brokerages limit trading in GameStop
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Māori economy put at $68.7b: BERL report
The financial value of assets in Māori economy: $42.6b to $68.7b in five years.
Jarden Brief: GameStop's wild ride continues with another surge
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Editorial: Upgraded NZ-China FTA a win for exporters
Editorial: Upgraded trade agreement with China is a win for NZ's primary sector exporters.
EU urges US to draft joint rule book to rein in tech giants
Concerns have grown over the immense power of the major tech companies.
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20 years of housing costs beating wages in one heinous chart
One horrific graph shows reveals how housing costs have risen far faster than wages.
Jarden Brief: How new Covid case hit Air New Zealand stock
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Martinborough businesses struggle to attract experienced staff
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Money Talks: Why Theresa Gattung didn't mind when her salary went public
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Tapering off: The Reserve Bank winds back QE programme
New Zealand's Reserve Bank has stepped back from its bond-buying programme.
Britain braces for double-dip recession as third lockdown hits economy hard
Collapse in January activity in UK follows December for retailers and a record deficit.
Liam Dann: Big government is back - let's hope it's smarter this time
Joe Biden and Jacinda Ardern may take a similar economic approach: cautiously hands-on.
What NZ CPI inflation will mean for interest rates
Market expectations were for a 1.1 per cent gain.
Editorial: Economic winds could shift
Editorial: Economy is in remarkable shape, but this should not be treated as a given.
Grim post-Covid warning: Social, economic and geo-political instability
Covid-19 has been the match to light a bonfire of social, economic and geopolitical risk.
Jarden Brief: China's growth beats analyst expectations
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Josh Emett's plea to overseas Kiwi chefs: 'Come home, I'll pay some of your airfare'
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Podcast: Sir Michael Cullen - on why money was never the goal
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