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Liam Dann: Will Auckland property follow the Sydney slump?
COMMENT: It's far from perfect but housing market is in a better place than two years ago.
Patrick Brockie: Auckland ready to take the toll
We need smarter ways to get moving, says Patrick Brockie.
Fran O'Sullivan: Now's time to sell down Crown assets to fund infrastructure gap
Comment: It's time to sell a raft of Crown-owned assets like Transpower and NZ Post.
Liam Dann: Experience rules in the age of abundance
COMMENT: In world where everything is available, companies that deliver on experience win.
Diana Clement: KiwiSaver fees are a necessary evil
COMMENT: Whether or not we're paying too much is murky.
Challenges of solving online whodunnits
Why a pioneer of the internet is calling for an end to anonymity on the web.
Liam Dann: Business confidence - why certain people are a pack of idiots
COMMENT: Heated debate about business confidence is reminder that economics is political.
Diana Clement: How to avoid crippling debt
COMMENT: Buying into debt myths will stop you getting ahead financially.
Brian Fallow: IRD study finds mega-rich don't pay fair share of tax
How did the rich get that way? Largely through capital gains.
The cloud will serve your business well
Jeff Bezos' cloud computing outfit remains ahead of the pack.
Liam Dann: Trump farm policy is pure socialism
COMMENT:Trump's stance takes a socialist twist as US taxpayers pay farmers for their milk.
Diana Clement: Who gets what when I die?
COMMENT: What happens to your money (or debt) when you die?
Brian Fallow: Climate warms towards Govt's plan to cut carbon
Consensus is building behind planned Zero Carbon Act to combat climate change.
Juha Saarinen: Internet criminals reaching new lows
COMMENT: It's hard to understand how people can deliberately want to hurt others.
Diana Clement: Who ate all the PIEs?
COMMENT: Something for KiwiSaver investors to get their teeth into.
Brian Fallow: Ratepayers need a break
Rates keep outstripping inflation - is there a better way for councils to raise money?
Juha Saarinen: Battle to crack fake social media
COMMENT: Why advertisers hold the power to force networks to clean up their platforms.
Liam Dann: Trade war shock just what NZ didn't need
COMMENT: The trade war has escalated, hitting commodity markets and threatening NZ GDP.
Diana Clement: Why you need to splurge to budget
COMMENT: Everyone needs to have "me money" in their budget.
Brian Fallow: NZ running faster, but falling behind
It's not hours worked that's the problem - it's how much we produce per hour.
Should Kiwi businesses pay less tax?
Company tax rate should stay at 28 per cent, officials tell Cullen tax review.
Liam Dann: Predicting end of cash is bananas
COMMENT: Our lamb exports and cheap bananas are a reminder that future never goes to plan.
Diana Clement: Help! I've been hacked
COMMENT: Plenty of Kiwis lose large sums of money to online fraudsters.
Brian Gaynor: Bring greater diversity to the boardroom
COMMENT: We need younger people with more specific industry experience.
Mary Holm: Can you beat the property market buying shares?
COMMENT: Overall similar returns in either investment.
Brian Fallow: Wile E. Coyote and the debt cliff
The world can't shake its the debt habit -- and that adds to the level of economic risk.
Liam Dann: How does this Government score on growth?
COMMENT: It's early days and the Government playing a long game on economic growth.
Diana Clement: How to go cold turkey on spending
COMMENT: Owning stuff doesn't make you happier.
Brian Fallow: Tax could prick property bubbles
New Zealand's soaring house prices make us stand out from the pack.
Fran O'Sullivan: 'Rough' calculations are sobering reading
COMMENT: The impact of Fonterra and Fletchers on the economy can't be ignored.
Juha Saarinen: Happy birthday, App Store... see you in court
COMMENT: Apple, Google and Microsoft decide who plays in the app store and who doesn't.
Diana Clement: Earn more interest on your savings
COMMENT: To get the best returns on cash you need to be on your toes.
Liam Dann: Markets keep calm and carry on, despite Trump
COMMENT: Never mind the political circus, the global economy continues to carry on.