Milford Asset Management
Could the hunt for yield lead to alternative assets?
Technology
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Rebecca Stevenson |
Tue, 27 Oct 2020
Luke Irving has grown his fast-food servicing business the slow way. But with a new technology now at his fingertips, he's ready to chase a unicorn.
Gavin Evans |
Tue, 27 Oct 2020
Andy Fyers |
Mon, 26 Oct 2020
Markets
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Paul McBeth |
Tue, 27 Oct 2020
Technology
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Henry Burrell |
Sat, 24 Oct 2020
Gavin Evans: Bureaucratic own goal at Tui oil field a red flag about regulatory problems
When a company is prepared to write off a US$21 million vessel and hand it to liquidators – rather than deal further with New Zealand regulators – we should be concerned.
NZ Super Fund hearing over Western Sahara starts
Victoria Young |
Tue, 27 Oct 2020
NZ Super Fund invests in farms which use phosphate mined in contested territory in West Sahara.
Westpac reveals A$1.22b of money-laundering costs and writedowns
Staff reporters |
Tue, 27 Oct 2020
Westpac increased its money-laundering costs and provisions for customer reimbursements and litigation.
The University of Auckland Business School
University of Auckland’s business degrees are reshaped for the future of work
Eric Watson: fighting talk from inside Pentonville Prison
Pattrick Smellie |
Sat, 24 Oct 2020
Infrastructure
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Auckland port suffering 'severe' congestion in Xmas lead-up
Brent Melville |
Sat, 24 Oct 2020
Markets
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Stickybeak pulls in half a million of ‘smart’ money
Dan Brunskill |
Fri, 23 Oct 2020
Technology
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Is this NZ's next billion dollar tech company?
Rebecca Stevenson |
Tue, 27 Oct 2020
Technology
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What’s Elon Musk’s Starlink doing in New Zealand?
Henry Burrell |
Sat, 24 Oct 2020
E-commerce start-up Storbie raises $1.5 million
Staff reporters |
Fri, 23 Oct 2020
Style & fashion
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How often do we return from a weekend away and realise that many of the things we packed in our suitcase were never used? Many of us counter-intuitively pack too much for our short breaks, lugging around bags overflowing with clothing options just in case unexpected situations ar...
Wine
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There are two sorts of wine drinkers: the insecure and the very insecure. Because most of us don’t want to make a fool of ourselves, we are less likely to question wine wisdom when it is delivered by someone we regard as an expert. If I were to dream up a piece of wine wisdom and...
My Net Worth
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Welcome to My Net Worth, our regular column on the lives and motivations of our top businesspeople, in their own words.Pablo Kraus was born in Germany and grew up on Auckland’s North Shore. He is group CEO and a director of sustainable home and body care brand ecostore, organics...
Time for a more independent Green Party
A long-time Greens-watcher tells James Shaw and Marama Davidson: don't get fooled again.
Infratil's next play: Australian medical infrastructure
Infratil identifies 'highly cash generative', non-discretionary healthcare infrastructure as a new sector where it can build a profitable business at scale.
Improved electricity futures pricing may come next year
Banks, trading houses may join market makers next year.
Comvita was profitable, saw double-digit Q1 sales growth
Comvita profitable on sales growth
Comvita plans to repay the NZ government wage subsidy it received once it returns to profitability.
Muted inflation will stoke negative interest fire
New Zealand’s third-quarter inflation was weaker than the central bank expected and will stoke the negative interest rate fire.
NZ Super Fund hearing over Western Sahara starts
NZ Super Fund invests in farms which use phosphate mined in contested territory in West Sahara.