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- Petrol FOMO and blue-collar jobs - 2 Degrees wrap
Middle class families are wondering if sending their kids to uni is still a wise option, weighing the debt against the benefits.
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2 min - What's going down in Cameroon? Global Trade Organisation meetings not seeing consensus
Herald business commentator, Fran O'Sullivan - "Global trade grew by 6% last year but they're predicting it will slow to 1.9% this year."
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4 min - Westpac CEO on how kiwi businesses are weathering the storm
The bank sees a hole in economic growth in the middle of 2026 but remains hopeful of a recovery in the second half of the year says CEO Catherine McGrath.
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7 min - What can investors reasonably expect based on past patterns
This week’s volatility echoes past conflicts like the Gulf War, when oil doubled. Ricky Ward from JBWere joins the show to disucss.
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4 min - Nitrogen crisis is a food and time crisis
"The Gulf region accounts for about 30% of global fertiliser exports, so as well as a significant increase in energy prices there's a hit to global food prices through fertiliser costs."
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2 min - Xero announces deal with Anthropic
Bridget Snelling Xero New Zealand country manager says "we're really excited to tell you that over night we signed a deal with Anthropic which is huge"
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6 min - $200 million investment for Port of Auckland
From next year, a purpose-built international cruise precinct will let passengers from the world’s largest ships walk directly into the CBD.
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3 min - NZ should continue to 'aspire to a rock star economy' - NZ should continue to "aspire to a rock star economy" - HSBC chief economist
"NZ is in slightly better shape to deal with the current shock that's arriving than Australia is at the moment"
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6 min - Is big tech too big to be held to account?
Landmark verdict says Meta harmed children. Penalty NZ$640 million. Investors shrug it off.
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2 min - Construction supply crisis - OneRoof property report
House price growth is stalling, and rising construction costs are putting pressure on new builds. Tony Alexander, One Roof columnist
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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.