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Demand for AI skills falls, with ads ‘extremely rare’

Demand for AI skills tapered off amid hype and concern over the impact of the technology.

Why Tesla shareholder vote won’t be the end of Elon Musk’s fight

Financial Times: Dispute over CEO’s record pay package has rattled the corporate bar.

Japan’s economy is shrinking, but less than previously thought

Toyota scandal hurts Japan's brand, but low birthrates could be a bigger long-term risk.

Paul Henry: Stuff will rue 6pm TV news deal; Top ad agency cuts roles; Burr's new job

Stuff parts ways with TVNZ but hires Lloyd Burr; Beacons Awards finalists named.

$55k back pocket hole: What you could be missing out in KiwiSaver cash

Women, young people and those in default funds are more likely to miss out.

Dan Radcliffe, Castlerock pick up HQ Travel stake

Australasian investment firm Mercury Capital has exited, selling its 71 per cent stake.

Property Insider: Quay Park leasehold fee spiral fear; Precinct Properties’ apartment push

CBD leasehold, Seascape, apartments, Mt Eden and Ikea: all covered in today's column.

After the ban: Will big energy players return?

After the ban: Will a gas shortfall entice big players back into the market?

Opinion: Marriage à la Rupert Murdoch

Financial Times: When it comes to love, what cosy webs billionaires do weave.

Big media moves: RNZ names new Saturday Morning co-host; Sky nabs respected TVNZ exec

The new host will sit alongside Susie Ferguson.

New stats show which industries lost and gained the most public sector jobs

The data shows 2.3 million jobs were filled in the March quarter.

Cooking the Books: How to tell scammers from do-gooders in ethical investing

Green-washing is rife, but there are ways to spot it.

Young 'cash poor' farmers in 'mental stress' - Fed Farmers

'Our returns are down, our costs are up, and there’s very little spare cash.'

Zombies: Ranks of world’s most debt-hobbled companies soaring, and not all will survive

'They’re going to get crushed': Judgment Day may loom for debt-addled companies.

‘The economy is all people care about’: Donald Trump plays a strong hand in Las Vegas

Financial Times: Rampant inflation could push Nevadans to vote for Republican president.

Zuru owners top 2024 Rich List, beating out magnate Graeme Hart

Toy company owners have been named the country's wealthiest people.