Breadcrumbs List.
Business and economy
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Economist offers fresh take on pension reform
5 March 2025
With an ageing population set to strain the pension system, economist Susan St John proposes a way to reduce costs without deep cuts.
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Evidence shows higher speed limits don’t make financial sense
4 March 2025
Opinion: Documents show the government is going against expert advice by insisting higher speed limits will improve productivity, writes Timothy Welch.
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My Space: CIE's Sean Kelly
3 March 2025
Working in the University's maker space is all about inspiring 'playful curiosity', says Sean Kelly.
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We'll all be poorer from Trump’s tariff wars
26 February 2025
Opinion: As more countries impose tariffs, this creates significant uncertainty about the future of trade and our global economy, says Ananish Chaudhuri.
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Business School celebrates triple crown
21 February 2025
The Business School is in the top one percent in the world, receiving sought-after accreditation from three international organisations.
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Why aren’t more women launching start-ups?
20 February 2025
Mark Zuckerberg wants business to ‘man up’, but what it really needs is more women entrepreneurs, say Darsel Keane and Rod McNaughton.
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What drives energy savings at work?
19 February 2025
Businesses can cut energy waste by creating a workplace where saving power feels encouraged, not enforced, research shows.
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Golden visa? More like lead balloon
18 February 2025
Opinion: Wealthy migrants aren’t necessarily entrepreneurial migrants, so Brent Burmester wonders why the Government is revising pay-for-residency visas despite research failing to find economic justification for them?
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Mana Moana: The legacy of Māori fisheries
18 February 2025
A groundbreaking new book, Mana Moana, dives into the legacy of Māori fisheries, Indigenous economic development, and the role of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in business.
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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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$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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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.