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Brian Gaynor: Fletcher's Norris a victim of his own success?
COMMENT: Lack of past mistakes left chairman ill-equipped when things went wrong.
Retired & renting - the trend isn't comforting
Fewer elderly people own their homes, and that's a recipe for poverty among the over-65s.
Juha Saarinen: Unwitting 'miners' earn crims cash
COMMENT: NZ government and private sites also served up malicious code.
Diana Clement: Nine ways to kick start savings
COMMENT: Saving comes from within, not from your employer, partner or the Government.
Liam Dann: The joy of a market meltdown
COMMENT: Stock market turmoil? Keep calm and carry on, writes Liam Dann.
Fletcher, Fonterra - time to get a grip
OPINION: Blue-chip duo need to face up to problems at loss-making operations.
Fran O'Sullivan: Parker pushes fair deal for all
COMMENT: David Parker's theme is on-song with challenges that ABAC is grappling with.
Liam Dann: Don't hold your breath for a pay rise
COMMENT: Economists are hoping to see wages rise in 2018 - but the odds aren't great.
Fonterra's China plan far from clear
OPINION: Dairy giant risks losing the PR battle over problems at Beingmate.
Brian Fallow: Shaw's bid to combat climate change
Law to cut emissions is ambitious, but it's just part of minister's workload.
Juha Saarinen: When hackers get hacked themselves
COMMENT: Technology can be dual-edged sword as Pentagon learns.
Liam Dann: Is this happy economy too good to be true?
Global economic forecasts are looking very good. Are they too good to be true?
Diana Clement: Eight steps to a richer 2018
COMMENT: Don't let your good intentions for the new year slide.
Diana Clement: Kicking bad financial habits
COMMENT: Habits are hard to break and you need to replace bad ones with new, good ones.
No pass for Intueri Education
OPINION: Investors deserve far higher standards than failed NZX company delivered.
Fran O'Sullivan: Enjoying the Donald dividend
COMMENT: Trump will be here until at least 2021 and has a good chance of another term.
Interest rates sure to rise?
A lift in mortgage rates and business borrowing costs isn't a sure thing
Brian Fallow: Why the long faces about the economy?
A sharp fall in business confidence is out of line with the economic indicators
Christopher Niesche: Aussie investors miss boat on techs
COMMENT: Many firms thrive in US but less so at home.
Diana Clement: Overhaul your flabby finances
COMMENT: Don't fall for upgraditis - it's a serious way to deplete your money.
Liam Dann: Predicting the markets for 2018
COMMENT: As we look to 2018, let's not panic about disaster.
Fran O'Sullivan: Online giants escape regulatory probe
COMMENT:Commission and court have focused on just one side of equation in blocking merger.
Dann: Why New Zealand's worth beats bitcoin
COMMENT: Bitcoin's value has surpassed NZ's GDP, but that's a bad comparison.
Diana Clement: 10 reasons to buy gift cards
COMMENT: A lot of presents we buy never get used so gift cards make a lot of sense.
Brian Fallow: How to beat the next property crash
Changing the way home loans work could rein in property's ups and downs, say authors.
John Drinnan: Maori news unit to boost te reo?
Sources say a new operation could service a variety of news outlets.
Orr breathes new life into influential role
COMMENT: Status and influence will more than offset any salary sacrifice.
Niesche: Corporate Australia sinks to new low
COMMENT: Risk for business is that community cynicism spills over to tougher policies.
Liam Dann: Scorcher puts heat on economy
COMMENT: A week of scorching summer weather already has economists worried about drought.
Listed firms require right formula to fly
COMMENT: Crucial targets must be met to flourish on the stock exchange.