The National Party's BusinessStart policy proposes a mistaken use of KiwiSaver funds, argues David Chaplin
There used to be a strongly held view that NZX-listed company share prices shouldn’t go above $10. This was based on the theory that New Zealand investors believed double digit share prices were too expensive and lower prices offered better opportunities.This perceived problem wa...
Jenny Shipley, Richard Yan and two other former Mainzeal directors have been arguing the High Court was wrong in finding them liable for breaches of directors’ duties, to the tune of $36 million. That's it in a nutshell, but the case — stemming from the company’s $110 million...
If a country is benchmarking itself against Costa Rica, Iceland and Paraguay, there’s a good chance it’s measuring the wrong thing. But the Labour-led government is looking keenly to share in the “critical strategic advantage” that it ascribes to the cheap, 100 percent renewab...