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- International tax accountability watchdog looks into Heinz-Watties
Beyond energy costs, there was a sharp rise in internal management fees after the Kraft-Heinz merger - Centre for Int. Corporate Tax Accountability.
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8 min - AI supply chains are fragile - technology finance commentator Jonty Kelt
Tesla pushing Terafab to localize chip production in the US to reduce reliance on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company
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7 min - ANZ survey tells story of oil shocks contaminating wider economy
60% of firms expecting to raise prices 2% - 3% in the next three months.
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2 min - The Milford report: Too much tinkering with Kiwisaver
General Manager KiwiSaver and Investment Funds Murray Harris discusses Kiwisaver contributions.
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5 min - Kathmandu's suspension of trading is unusual in our market
It's a tough environment to raise capital in, as KMD is quite publicly finding out - Mohandeep Singh from Craigs Investment Partners joins the show.
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6 min - The billion-dollar business that's never seen on the rich list
During the past three years, industrial property developer and builder - Calder Stewart - has delivered projects worth more than $1.5b in NZ. Herald property editor Anne Gibson joins the show to discuss.
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5 min - Fears of a helium crunch
Helium is a crucial factor in semiconductor manufacturing and part of the AI boom. Liquid helium is also an essential supercoolant in MRI machines.
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2 min - Major Wall Street figures have begun sounding alarms about private credit
Private credit has ballooned to $3.5 trillion since the 2008 financial crisis, but it operates with minimal regulation
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7 min - Tech investor Maya Pan takes a swing at Australian owned banks
Kiwi households pay meaningfully more on mortgages than Australians because four banks control 90% of the market.
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7 min - Vignesh Kumar from GD1 - one of New Zealand’s most active early-stage tech investors.
New Zealand’s edge is simple: strong engineering talent, real-world test environments, and founders forced to build for global markets from day one.
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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.