Breadcrumbs List.
Business School
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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 startups?
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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University of Auckland among the world’s best for reputation
18 February 2025
Waipapa Taumata Rau has been recognised as one of the top 200 universities globally in the Times Higher Education Reputation Rankings.
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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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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.