Breadcrumbs List.
Business School
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The AI race: can New Zealand carve its own path?
4 February 2025
Opinion: As AI competition heats up, New Zealand has a chance to lead in responsible and innovative adoption, writes Dulani Jayasuriya.
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New Zealand’s big tech dilemma
4 February 2025
Analysis: As the ‘digital oligarchy’ grows in power, NZ will struggle to regulate its global reach and influence, writes Alexandra Andhov.
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$TRUMP and $MELANIA make crypto 'great again'. Not.
31 January 2025
Opinion: Not long ago, meme coins as a long-term investment would have been dismissed as fanciful. The Trumps may have changed that – but not in a good way, says Alex Sims and Dulani Jayasuriya.
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Say it with a picture: simplifying legal contracts
29 January 2025
Analysis: Visual contracts can simplify complex legal documents, making public procurement more transparent, inclusive and efficient, writes Marta Andhov.
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Companies Act reform – will the changes go far enough?
29 January 2025
Beyond modernising existing rules, Companies Act reforms should consider the role and purpose of corporations in society, say Lynn Buckley and Peter Underwood.
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Will New Zealand's science reforms spark meaningful change?
28 January 2025
Opinion: Without structural and cultural shifts in how research is funded and supported, the reforms risk being little more than a reshuffling of existing institutions.
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Universities need to boost entrepreneurship education
28 January 2025
Opinion: Until Kiwi students see entrepreneurship as a viable career, we’ll keep exporting great ideas for others to commercialise, writes Rod McNaughton.
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Driving growth: How a finance project helped a non-profit unlock its potential and inspired students to make real change
28 January 2025
Master of Applied Finance students teamed up with Te Taiwhenua o Te Whanganui ā Orotu, blending financial expertise and cultural insights for their industry project.
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New privacy code: gold-plated gift or a banana skin?
22 January 2025
Analysis: Gehan Gunasekara argues the proposed Biometric Processing Privacy Code poses risks for businesses and individuals alike
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Why your friendships at work need work
21 January 2025
How can we maintain meaningful friendships with work colleagues over time? Stefan Korber explores.
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University chairs UN hub for decent work and economic growth
20 January 2025
As chair for the Sustainable Development Goal 8 Hub, the University leads global and national initiatives to support inclusive economic development and fair work.
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Eight trends that will shape the startup sector in 2025
15 January 2025
Analysis: As global trends reshape industries, local startups could take the lead. Rod McNaughton details eight key trends set to define their path in 2025.