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Juha Saarinen: iPad homes in on school sector
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Brian Fallow: Interest rate change? Not really
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Diana Clement: Make the most of your pay rise
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Liam Dann: Ten things shaking the world in 2018
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Fran O'Sullivan: PM's protection rug has a gaping hole
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Dann: Facebook scandal - Welcome to Orwell's 1984
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Diana Clement: Don't give teenagers too much credit
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Brian Gaynor: Bank boards a vital cog in NZ economy
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Juha Saarinen: Balancing act unwinding Facebook mess
COMMENT: Cambridge Analytica mess will change how people think about and use social media.
O'Sullivan: Liddell climbing White House ladder
COMMENT: Having this Kiwi in Trump Administration is unlikely to do New Zealand any harm.
Christopher Niesche: Coles spin-off big step for Wesfarmers
COMMENT: Wesfarmers is hoping bigger isn't always better.
Diana Clement: How to avoid great loan trap
COMMENT: Loans are so easy to get - and then it all collapses.
Liam Dann: Flat market highlights housing woes
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Fran O'Sullivan: Turnbull shows limits of Anzac slogans
COMMENT: Australia should be enlisting Ardern in the fight against a trade war.
Brian Gaynor: How safe is your money in the bank?
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Juha Saarinen: Privacy regulations spawn new execs
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Diana Clement: Do you really need to buy that?
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Liam Dann: China is changing and we need to talk about it
COMMENT:US trade drama has overshadowed important changes in China that we need to digest.
Putting NZ on the path to zero carbon
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Liam Dann: Why National's new leader is irrelevant
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Diana Clement: 10 secrets to make budget work
COMMENT: The real secrets of successful budgeting aren't about crunching the numbers.
Brian Gaynor: CBL's woes leave questions to be answered
COMMENT: How good was oversight before insurer's problems appeared?
Juha Saarinen: Post-disaster connections need internet
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Diana Clement: Don't make KiwiSaver mistakes
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Fran O'Sullivan: Multi-talented Joyce has nose in front
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Diana Clement: Give yourself a bit of credit
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Liam Dann: The climate of change is real for business
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Brian Gaynor: Fletcher's Norris a victim of his own success?
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