Juha Saarinen: Apps losing face with racist scanning tech
Facial recognition failing to 'see' darker people risks horrific legal consequences.
Facial recognition failing to 'see' darker people risks horrific legal consequences.
Bill threatens the economic future of a collection of farms that embody Brand New Zealand.
Financial Times: The looming split between home and office will be tough to pull off.
COMMENT: Making sure lawyers are paid a minimum and living wage relative to hours worked.
COMMENT: Countries can meet their emissions reduction targets as they create jobs.
A couple's windfall is a reminder to make sure you're on the right tax code.
News that house prices are rising again highlights the big economic challenge we face.
Investors are banking on better times returning. But the big question is when.
It's time for the politicians to admit the world has changed.
Perhaps the weirdest thing about the Covid-19 recession is that it is already over.
Behind in the polls, party must be bold when it unveils its economic transformation plan.
My sister is very well-off, and she barely spoke to mum. Can she challenge the will?
Social media platforms have become something far darker than we could have imagined.
Financial Times: If ByteDance maintains an interest, what has this messy drama achieved?
Financial Times: Do not jump to conclusions about lockdowns before all the data is in.
NZ's first recession in 11 years is a reminder we wasted the opportunity for real change.
Are passive funds and ETFs really going to build the kind of wealth you're looking for?
Ben Kepes on keeping it in the family.
Such dramatic KiwiSaver growth depends on two things.
After Covid-19, returning to the way we were isn't an option.
Party leaders pitch for business vote and BusinessNZ election event.
NZ needs more than good public policy to claw its way out of the Covid-19 crisis.
Financial Times: Chief executive's nascent legacy obliterated due to shelter destruction.
Wage subsidy appears to have succeeded, and kept people in jobs.
Major parties are competing to be the most cynical.
Despite urgent need for economic expertise, the Productivity Commission is at a low ebb.
Hard to justify sabre rattles over 39% tax rate which affects so few.
Labour's tax on super earners will affect few and raise little in the way of tax.
Important parts of government policy are failing children.
The choice between lasts longer looks good v cheap but wears out in five minutes.