AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromBest of Business Analysis
China waning as a global disinflationary force
OPINION: What to make of the big global structural forces playing out right now.
Liam Dann: The PM is right, the banks have made too much money
OPINION: Covid stimulus was a one-off windfall that should have been shared better.
Fran O'Sullivan: Global uncertainty adds to gloom
OPINION: Widespread global uncertainty is reflected in the CEOs survey.
Liam Dann: Should we review Reserve Bank's Covid response?
OPINION: The Reserve Bank faces intense scrutiny over its pandemic response.
Matthew Hooton: Brian Tamaki's movement is all brand, no substance
The major parties' rhetoric is almost entirely detached from any reality.
Stock Takes: Why Kiwi Wealth bidders are raising eyebrows
Three parties are said to be interested in the business.
Matthew Hooton: Ardern decisively positions NZ with the US in a new Cold War
OPINION: The Great Game between the US and China has well and truly begun.
Matthew Hooton: Knives out for James Shaw among party faithful
OPINION: Knives are out for minister among some party faithful
David McLeish: What if rate hikes do more harm than good?
The problem isn't too much demand; it's too little supply, says Fisher Funds David McLeish
Steven Joyce: A Govt spending inflationary spiral
Opinion: Grant Robertson has turned on fiscal firehose
Steven Joyce: Here's an idea for the Government - try listening
People are worried, but Govt isn't taking notice.
Fran O'Sullivan: City streets in urgent need of a crime clean-up
As NZ reopens, Auckland CBD should be something special — not somewhere scary.
Mary Holm: With today's rules, why bother owning a rental?
An investor asks: With today's rules, why bother owning a rental?
Brian Fallow: What do you mean by no regrets Governor?
You can only play the cards in front of you, central bank boss tells MPs.
Liam Dann: Crash, slump, correction or bust? Call it what you want, it is happening
All the market noise is just the sound of central banks sucking cash out of the economy.
Matthew Hooton: Ardern faces the great unravelling
For too many voters, the polarising PM has overstayed her welcome.
Opinion: Appalling Nadia Lim 'Eurasian fluff' claim - why things are not all right for women in business
DGL founder blames Nadia Lim's looks for My Food Bag's dud IPO.
Christopher Niesche: Private equity giant's A$20b takeover bid
Opinion: The Ramsay Health Care board has opened its books to due diligence.
Brian Fallow: Tradies beware - tax change could bite
Suggested change to obscure tax rule could hit many small businesses.
Steven Joyce: Alarm bells ring, but who's listening?
OPINION: Signs all pointing to an economic hard landing
Christopher Niesche: IVF cash cow drives takeover battle
Plus, what's happening with Aussie house prices?
Matthew Hooton: Labour rebrands Ardern, National better stay sharp
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern will have to work hard to secure a coveted third term.
Matthew Hooton: Nicola Willis - reluctant revolutionary?
OPINION: As National's Finance Minister, she could inherit an economy that's a basketcase.
Fran O'Sullivan: Finally, the time has come to make Putin pay
Hitting Russia's elite financially might just work.
Brian Fallow: Economic soft landing tricky to pull off
Central bank sees GDP growth continuing, but that forecast could easily veer off course.
Hamish Rutherford: Is Kiwibank really for sale?
If the Government buys into Kiwi Group, its commercial funds may have good reason to exit.
Mary Holm: Why both partners need to know how the finances work
For a busy couple, it makes sense to allocate most of the chores. But not money.
Matthew Hooton: One last chance left for Ardern to deliver
PM's ambition is huge, but so is the challenge of making good on her rhetoric.
Brian Fallow: Productivity boost needed to lift NZ incomes
NZ's reliance on more workers - and more migrants - isn't boosting real incomes.
Damien Venuto: Google, Facebook v NZ media - should collective bargaining be allowed?
A new report neglects some important principles.
Greg Smith: Investing for growth gives way to value
Rising interest rates change the way that stocks are price.
Bruce Cotterill: Forget the fear and get back to life
NZ is facing an epidemic of stress thanks to Government's excessive caution.
Kate MacNamara: Income insurance uses Covid to justify $3.5b scheme
Do we really need to spend $3.5 billion a year to buffer workers from redundancy?
