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Boom business: water tanks in hot demand
Faced with an ongoing hosing ban, Aucklanders are rushing to install rain water tanks.
Is food too cheap? Unpacking the problem of the seasonal worker
Opinion: Are our expectations unrealistic when it comes to what we pay for produce?
From the Financial Times
Private jets take off as wealthy flyers seek to avoid virus
Flights outpace commercial airlines as more passengers are prepared to pay a premium.
Boohoo becomes a battleground for investors
Financial Times: E-commerce group continues to fight governance and supply chain concerns.
Google lawsuit: The opening salvo in a battle to restrain Big Tech
Financial Times: Antitrust action could lay the groundwork for more cases against tech.
Business Opinion
Matthew Hooton: How National completely lost touch with voters
Out of touch party must take a deep breath, and avoid rushing into rash decisions.
Fran O'Sullivan: How much Green will be in Labour's machine
COMMENT: Ardern doesn't need outside support but Shaw and Peters may be assets.
Juha Saarinen: Why phone: Did Apple go big on 5G too soon?
iPhone 12's next-gen system solid but tech needed to unleash it still in pipeline.
Premium Business
ANZ chair Sir John Key, bankers fear Reserve Bank stimulation creating asset bubbles
The bosses of the big four banks talk about the big challenges ahead.
Owen Glenn's $40m battle with former Hanover co-owner Eric Watson
Watson's jail sentence comes 12 years after the Hanover Finance debacle.
Frances Cook: How to develop a highly paid side hustle
If you're trying to earn more in your spare time, you want maximum bang for your buck.
Bryce Wilkinson: IMF's fiscal forecasts make grim reading for NZ
The fresh Labour Government is now fully accountable for the quality of public spending.
One year after fire, SkyCity opens new $6m bar
New venues Weta Workshop and All Blacks' Experience will also open in December.
Allbirds branches out into apparel
Co-founder Tim Brown says eco-friendly company wants to revolutionise textile industry.
Business Hub
Business Hub: Te Ao Māori values govern 'world-first' Tahito fund
"As soon as you do this, you become the kaitiaki of these values." - Temuera Hall.
Business Hub: Air NZ Dreamliner captain Andrew Ridling on flying through a pandemic
Andrew Ridling is a pilot union boss in the midst of aviation's worst commercial crisis.
Business Hub: James Lee on buying his first shares and his global expansion plans
The boss of New Zealand's largest investment bank talks about why it's expanding now.
Latest FromTechnology
Facebook threatens academics tracking US political ads on social media site
Tool sent to volunteers monitors which political ads are shown to users.
How will generation TikTok achieve anything?
Times: Which came first — the TikTok chicken or the addled attention-span egg?
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Google lawsuit: The opening salvo in a battle to restrain Big Tech
Financial Times: Antitrust action could lay the groundwork for more cases against tech.
Facebook threatens academics tracking US political ads on social media site
Tool sent to volunteers monitors which political ads are shown to users.
Wish list: What Bay businesses want from the Govt
What are the priorities for Bay businesses from the new Government?
Pandemic makes world's billionaires — and their advisers — richer
Financial Times: Trend suggests the Covid-19 crisis is widening financial inequalities.
Mood of the Boardroom
Could NZ write off all its debt? What business leaders think
Business leaders aren't buying into debt writeoff, finds Liam Dann.
Mood of the boardroom: CEOs rate the Cabinet
Finance Minister and PM top Herald poll of CEOs, writes Fran O'Sullivan.
Both parties lacking in policies to give us confidence
Both parties took a long time to put details of their policies in front of the electorate.