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How tech giants cut corners to harvest data for AI

New York Times: OpenAI, Google and Meta ignored corporate policies, altered their rules.

Sasha Borissenko: How Brooke van Velden is making her mark on employment law

Why the Uber case was a huge employment protection win for the underdog.

App tax: How bed and breakfast operators are hit by the new rules

Many operators say they are confused about how to meet the complex new rules.

Diana Clement: Is crypto just another 'bubble'?

OPINION: What to look out for when dealing with cryptocurrencies.

Liam Dann: It’s time for Luxon to lead like a CEO

The PM needs to call time on negativity and lean into his natural management style.

Opinion: Port privatisation - higher costs for Auckland businesses

OPINION: Higher port charges are serious costs that would get passed on to Kiwi consumers.

Steven Joyce: Why we need a proper Covid inquiry

OPINION: If we don’t revamp this inquiry, then we might as well shut it down.

Engineered stone giant Cosentino warns against ‘chaos’ of total ban

The company faced scrutiny after legal action from stonemasons who developed silicosis.

Mary Holm: Fear or dare? When to move out of high-risk investments

OPINION: For a growth fund, you could shift it 10 years before you plan to spend it.

Fletcher Building CFO follows chairman, CEO departures

Bevan McKenzie's resignation follows repeated calls for changes at the top.

'Do we go across the ditch?': Scarce Wellington jobs leave people looking elsewhere

Capital's job market already tough before public sector redundancies.

Browsing in incognito mode doesn't protect you as much as you think

After Google's Chrome settlement, a look at what private surfing hides - or not.

'Proud that I’ve survived': Jamie Mackay on The Country's 30th anniversary

The Country's host has done okay for a Southland sheep farmer with a stutter.

Ruapehu infrastructure downward spiral could leave tourists out in cold

Mt Ruapehu’s two skifields are still surrounded by uncertainty as the ski season nears.

Planned $300m fossil-free fuel plant will employ 100 workers

Australian-listed company Foresta has announced the signing of a 30-year lease.

Markets with Madison: Monopolies

Investors like monopolies, but consumers and Governments loathe them. This episode explores our love-hate relationship with market dominance. Video / Carson Bluck

Why the Commerce Commission is meddling in big business

Monopolies: Investors love them, consumers loathe them.

Matthew Hooton: Why NZ is doomed to a downhill spiral from 2030 unless we get on top of debt

OPINION: Argentina was one of the world's richest countries until it borrowed too much.