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Study explores smartwatch potential in healthcare

29 May 2023

A recent study explores how smartwatch data might be integrated into clinical practice.
Climate change believers more likely to cooperate with strangers - study

25 May 2023

Behavioural economic games were used in a recent University of Auckland study to present social dilemma problems to almost 900 New Zealanders.
Embracing AI in the world of finance

23 May 2023

It’s natural to wonder if finance professionals could become obsolete. However, this apprehension arises from a simplistic view of AI as a substitute for humans, writes Helen Lu.
How savvy marketing made vaping into a youth sensation

17 May 2023

Opinion: Pop-up stores, paid celebrities and influencers, music festivals, and collaborations with artists and designers are all employed to promote e-cigarettes, writes Marilyn Giroux.
The board’s role in driving innovation

15 May 2023

Opinion: Now more than ever, boards of directors are essential to innovation, writes Rod McNaughton.
How to reform our hump-shaped tax system

12 May 2023

Opinion: We should be unapologetic about getting upper-income New Zealanders to pay their fair share of tax, writes Tim Hazledine.
Fatema Rampurawala: intern extraordinaire

8 May 2023

Rocket design, AI development, investment banking and business consultancy for the likes of Rocket Lab, Jarden, Beca and Kearney all graced Fatema Rampurawala's resume before she finished university.
Using machine learning to find the true value of companies

8 May 2023

Researchers are employing artificial intelligence to determine the true value of companies and therefore their stock prices.
How the pandemic altered Auckland’s rental market

28 April 2023

The pandemic accelerated the work-from-home trend, and a recent study explores the effects this shift has had on Auckland’s urban rental structure.
NZ’s tax system is not progressive – where to from here?

28 April 2023

Opinion: It’s satisfying to see the country now has better information on which to base its tax decisions, but it’s unlikely we’ll see any big changes in the short term, says Craig Elliffe.
How we could build our way out of property speculation

28 April 2023

Opinion: It is inexcusable for banks to lend on ‘businesses’ incapable of outperforming a risk-free return without speculative capital gains. argues Michael Rehm
New Zealanders still rely on fast fashion

27 April 2023

Opinion: It is fairly well agreed that fast fashion exploits people and the environment. So, why don’t we stop? The answer may lie in why we shop, writes Mike Lee.

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