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Prasanna Gai, RBNZ Monetary Policy Committee member, lifts the curtain on the thinking behind last week’s interest rate hike and what comes next.
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Lightforce Solar CEO John Harman explains why commercial solar is gaining ground as businesses look to cut power costs and strengthen energy resilience.
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Herald Property Editor Anne Gibson explains what’s next for Auckland’s troubled Seascape tower after a buyer was found.
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Economist Naomi Fink on Japan’s shifting economy, the weaker yen and what it could mean for New Zealand businesses, exports and investors.
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Christchurch-based Komodo Wellbeing founder Chris Bacon on expanding into the UAE as NZ exports rise seven percent since the free trade deal.
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But is economic data actually supporting Trumps calls for cuts? Shane Solly Harbour Asset Management.
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MBIE analysed that idea a couple of years ago and saw a risk. Garth Bray - 2degrees Business wrap.
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Trade Minister Todd McClay and Australia’s Trade and Tourism Minister Don Farrell have met in Auckland for the annual CER talks.
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Auckland FC CEO Nick Becker calls for clarity on the plan for Auckland’s economy after the Government ruled out a bed levy.
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The people who took out the top spots at the BusinessDesk CEO Index Awards clearly showed how they can influence and drive innovation.
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With more than more than 25 years' experience reporting on consumer affairs, business and politics, Garth Bray brings you today's business news, direct from the Herald NOW studio.