Small businesses, with fewer than 20 employees, make up 97 percent of our enterprises and every month 850 new businesses start up in New Zealand.

But, on the flip side, 10 or so go into liquidation.

The business of death is undergoing fascinating changes in New Zealand right now. Our funeral sector was recently valued at $256 million.

But more and more, we’re seeing big multinationals taking over the industry.

British economist Kate Raworth is garnering a big following worldwide with her message that growth isn't always good - rather the opposite.

The cost and convenience of Uber has transformed the way we move around our cities.

And the ride-sharing goliath is looking to revolutionise the way we travel even further.

In a small corner of Grey Lynn, Auckland, trees are being cleared and tired old buildings are being demolished for a new development.

That doesn't sound particularly unusual - but it is.

The Two Cents' Worth team have gone in search of answers to their most burning economic questions.

What happened to Tip Top Cookies and Cream ice cream? Where did all the boutique barbershops in Wellington come from?

The businessman turning the working week on its head tells Claire Crofton why he did it and why others should too.

The Two Cents' Worth team dedicates the entire podcast to debating the merits of the 2019 Wellbeing Budget and how it's likely to impact the New Zealand economy.

The US/China trade war has definitely escalated this month, surprising most of the global economy.

Bernard Hickey looks at how we got here and where it leaves us.

In April, a new law made domestic violence a workplace issue - what does that mean in practice and is it really necessary?

Claire Crofton investigates.