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Financial Markets Authority picks six fintechs to test out new ideas in a regulatory sandbox pilot programme to take place this year
29th Apr 25, 3:06pm
Financial Markets Authority picks six fintechs to test out new ideas in a regulatory sandbox pilot programme to take place this year
Eswar Prasad and Caroline Smiltneks consider the growth prospects for the major economies in the wake of the Trump tariff actions
19th Apr 25, 9:47am
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Eswar Prasad and Caroline Smiltneks consider the growth prospects for the major economies in the wake of the Trump tariff actions
Our national airline is forecasting pre-tax profits of between $150 million and $190 million for the current financial year
16th Apr 25, 11:10am
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Our national airline is forecasting pre-tax profits of between $150 million and $190 million for the current financial year
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Stats NZ says retail card spending fell 0.8% last month, while separate data showed the services sector remained in contractionary mode
14th Apr 25, 11:34am
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Stats NZ says retail card spending fell 0.8% last month, while separate data showed the services sector remained in contractionary mode
Woolworths New Zealand plans to press on with workforce restructure as part of new operating model to be piloted in upper North Island stores
10th Apr 25, 5:07pm
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Woolworths New Zealand plans to press on with workforce restructure as part of new operating model to be piloted in upper North Island stores
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ANZ chief economist says firms' pricing and cost expectations have risen again 'and are not consistent with' the Reserve Bank's inflation forecasts
31st Mar 25, 1:25pm
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ANZ chief economist says firms' pricing and cost expectations have risen again 'and are not consistent with' the Reserve Bank's inflation forecasts
Mark Tanner observes that Chinese consumers are far more open to interacting with AI and robots than those in any Western market. This is opening up hyper-personalised opportunities
27th Mar 25, 11:06am
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Mark Tanner observes that Chinese consumers are far more open to interacting with AI and robots than those in any Western market. This is opening up hyper-personalised opportunities
Mark Tanner reviews China's latest plan to become more reliant on domestic consumption than exports, and what it means for foreign brands
19th Mar 25, 3:07pm
Mark Tanner reviews China's latest plan to become more reliant on domestic consumption than exports, and what it means for foreign brands
Inland Revenue reminds businesses with small business cashflow loans from 2020 the repayment deadline is near
17th Mar 25, 9:48am
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Inland Revenue reminds businesses with small business cashflow loans from 2020 the repayment deadline is near
Mark Tanner reports on a new hugely successful Chinese retail franchise model that charges few fees but capitalises on significant advantages in vertical integration
13th Mar 25, 9:16am
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Mark Tanner reports on a new hugely successful Chinese retail franchise model that charges few fees but capitalises on significant advantages in vertical integration
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Stats NZ says retail card spending rose 0.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis in February after taking a dip in January
12th Mar 25, 11:17am
Stats NZ says retail card spending rose 0.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis in February after taking a dip in January
interest.co.nz needs an experienced business or economics journalist to work from our Auckland office
11th Mar 25, 11:19am
interest.co.nz needs an experienced business or economics journalist to work from our Auckland office
Dairy co-operative Fonterra says it will now achieve earnings of between 55c and 75c a share for the year, up from a previous forecast of 40c-60c; roadshow details released for sale of 'Mainland Group'
10th Mar 25, 10:19am
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Dairy co-operative Fonterra says it will now achieve earnings of between 55c and 75c a share for the year, up from a previous forecast of 40c-60c; roadshow details released for sale of 'Mainland Group'
Mark Tanner reports that while fewer babies are being born in China, today’s parents are making more conscious spending decisions - investing in their child’s health, education, and well-being
8th Mar 25, 9:20am
Mark Tanner reports that while fewer babies are being born in China, today’s parents are making more conscious spending decisions - investing in their child’s health, education, and well-being