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After Covid-19, returning to the way we were isn't an option.
Liam Dann: Party leaders pitch for business vote - how did they go?
Party leaders pitch for business vote and BusinessNZ election event.
Comment: Firms drive economic growth, not the Government
NZ needs more than good public policy to claw its way out of the Covid-19 crisis.
Rio Tinto/Jean-Sébastien Jacques: no shelter
Financial Times: Chief executive's nascent legacy obliterated due to shelter destruction.
Brian Fallow: Looking for Covid-19's cost in the job numbers
Wage subsidy appears to have succeeded, and kept people in jobs.
Kate MacNamara: Why productivity at the Productivity Commission seems to be at a low ebb
Despite urgent need for economic expertise, the Productivity Commission is at a low ebb.
Matthew Hooton: Labour's cynical tax plan - but Nats risk taking us back to Muldoonery
Major parties are competing to be the most cynical.
Fran O'Sullivan: Labour's tax plan ruffles geese without plucking
Hard to justify sabre rattles over 39% tax rate which affects so few.
Hamish Rutherford: Labour's 'cup of coffee' tax on super earners
Labour's tax on super earners will affect few and raise little in the way of tax.
Eric Crampton: Inequality, deprivation, and the Unicef report
Important parts of government policy are failing children.
Ben Kepes: Assessing a product and its 'miles per gallon'
The choice between lasts longer looks good v cheap but wears out in five minutes.
Juha Saarinen: Do we need Neuralink like a hole in the head?
There's never a dull moment keeping an eye on multi-billionaire geek Elon Musk is up to.
Comment: Diversification a faithful companion as US election looms large over markets
Attention is turning to what effect different election outcomes may have on markets.
Craig Hudson: Why embracing workplace wellbeing will help us rebuild faster
Wellbeing is a word often thrown around, but not often understood.
Sasha Borissenko: How to coax staff back to the office
COMMENT: A satirical look at the email staff have been receiving as of late.
Steven Joyce: Where's the plan for the Covid recovery?
Firms need our economic leaders to talk reforms urgently.
Christopher Niesche: Review of AMP assets - could this spell the end?
COMMENT: AMP board has kicked off a review of all of its businesses and assets.
Fran O'Sullivan: Peters missed his chance to be more than a handbrake
Was it pique that led Ardern to reject Peters' bid to go harder in Covid-19 fight?
Barry Colman: David Wong-Tung - Red carding the big 'loose' forward
If Judith wins election, how will she get anyone to listen to her if her husband doesn't.
Oliver Mander: Dividends — will it be a flow or a trickle?
Expecting a steady cash return from shares is sometimes a trap.
Women are in the firing line in this 'pink recession'
Men have borne the brunt of past retrenchments but this time is different.
Brian Fallow: Would negative interest rates be a positive move?
It's not the already-low cost of borrowing that is stopping firms from investing.
Matthew Hooton: Greens don't appear to understand that Labour is not their friend
Green supporters may see their party leave Parliament and fall apart.
Phil O'Reilly: To truly learn from lockdowns, we need to ask business
Last-minute and ad hoc processes were too obvious during the latest lockdown.
How has Covid-19 changed Father's Day for separated parents?
Father's Day may be different this year. Jeremy Sutton has some tips to make it work.
Fran O'Sullivan: Code breaker - Sam Morgan right to play grump card
Public tirade over CovidCard progress slap in face for Govt.
Goodbye to the 'Pret economy' and good luck to whatever replaces it
Financial Times: Cities will not die — their benefits could become more diffuse.
Kate MacNamara: Govt now realising that lockdowns get the health-economic balance wrong
COMMENT: Like lockdowns, the wage subsidy is a blunt instrument.
Juha Saarinen: The return of the DDoS threat
Extorting site owners with DDoS attacks like it's the early 2000s.
Oliver Hartwich: Govt caution needed in these uncertain times
Covid has given us many questions.
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The country's trading houses provide exposure to commodities and corporate restructuring
Sasha Borissenko: A look at self-representation and closing the justice gap
Why is self-representation so high in civil cases?