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- Subdivision reform could unlock housing if the infrastructure follows | Mon 8 Jun
BusinessDesk's Maria Slade discusses how changes to subdivision rules could impact the market.
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5 min - S&P Global moves to decode the rise of perpetual futures trading | Mon 8 Jun
S&P's Cameron Drinkwater discusses how perpetual futures are going mainstream in the US.
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6 min - How should NZ react to forced labour claim | Mon 8 Jun
Trump’s latest tariff push is another warning shot for NZ as global trade becomes unpredictable and increasingly political.
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6 min - Rewiring Aotearoa challenges LNG plan as dry-year solution | Thu 5 Jun
Rewiring Aotearoa's Mike Casey talks to Katie Bradford about why LNG risks locking NZ into the wrong energy future.
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6 min - Two Dudes on scaling across the Tasman | Fri 5 Jun
Two Dudes co-founders Tomas Tappin and Michael McRae on their rapid Aussie expansion.
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7 min - Card fee crackdown could save businesses $40m a year | Fri 5 Jun
Commerce Commission's Bryan Chapple talks to Katie Bradford about plan to target high commercial credit card fees
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6 min - Success story in retail | Fri 5 Jun
Two dudes skincare, set up in a garage by two Kiwi mates, breaks into the big Aussie supermarket chains.
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2 min - How much fuel is left in the tank? | Fri 5 Jun
US markets have been on a remarkable run, with the S&P 500 repeatedly hitting fresh highs this year. Is there still room to run? Phil Borkin JB Were
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5 min - Quantum computing no longer the realms of science fiction | Thu 4 Jun
Microsoft says a useful machine could be on track in the next few years. Why the race for quantum power is speeding up. Danu Abeysuriya Rush Digital .
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7 min - Rural connectivity improves, but cost and resilience questions remain | Thu 4 Jun
TUANZ's Craig Young tells Herald NOW Business how funding, affordability and resilience is shaping rural broadband's future.
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About Herald NOW Business
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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.