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Sasha Borissenko: Legal winners and losers of 2022

Opinion: New mums, high-profile scientists, gutsy workers among the year's winners.

Market close: NZ market goes against global run of play

Prices defying the weaker markets overseas

Market close: China’s reopening sends out waves

Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly says there's market risks from reopening.

Britain’s pizzerias fear extinction after ‘diabolical couple of years’

Telegraph: Every key ingredient has risen in price by double digits.

Storm clouds building for economy, Business NZ says

Geopolitical risks and supply chain disruption lingering pests for economy.

Shock value: Business confidence plummets to fresh low

The last ANZ Business Outlook of the year shows business owners are gloomier than ever.

AUT loses staff redundancy lawsuit - but sequel looms after ‘complex’ decision

AUT planned to cut 170 academic staff but says no 'aggravation' intended.

Top bank: NZ’s economic outlook and what to do if your mortgage is refixing

ASB economists are warning kiwis to brace for higher debt repayments in 2023

Market close: No Christmas spirit rubbing off on shares

Index has now fallen more than 11 per cent this year.

Liam Dann: Big oil slump must mean cheaper prices at the pump

The latest slump has brought Brent Crude oil back to pre-war prices.

‘Concerning’ gap between big bosses, other staff in workplace happiness study

There's a disconnect - and it's being ignored at peril, company gurus say.

Legal action over Govt failure to chase wage subsidy repayments

Challenge to the decision to let businesses off repaying billions in support.

Women warned to be wary of double-edged sword of workplace flexibility

Is working from home damaging your career prospects?

Think mortgage rates are high now? Economist warns of 9.5% peak

Economist Tony Alexander shares what the big Official Cash Rate hike means for borrowers.

Banks unlikely to have to help fund money printing

RBNZ focused on tackling inflation, not reducing the cost of money printing.

Feeling the pinch: 60% of Kiwis have changed their daily spending habits

Sharesies research reveals cut backs on food spending.

Richard Prebble: Why 'lame duck' Labour is attacking Luxon

OPINION: Any future Government should be aware of unexploded bombs.

Salmon for $94 a kilo: Trolley trauma at the supermarket this Christmas

Food prices are rising faster in Hawke's Bay than anywhere in New Zealand.