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Business trends, people to watch and risks on the horizon in 2024

Financial Times: AI will still be the big tech story but luxury is losing its sparkle.

Dr Warren Parker - highly respected primary sector leader passes away

"A great tree has fallen," Landcorp CEO Mark Leslie.

The Chinese company knocking Tesla off the top EV spot

Financial Times: Strong sales increase pressure on US pioneer to keep crown as top seller.

NZ’s most embarrassing tech disasters, Part 1

Sometimes, tech enriches our lives. Other times ... oh, boy.

Chinese factory work slows for third straight month

The world's second-largest economy remains sluggish.

Sudima Hotels boss Sudesh Jhunjhnuwala on business and spiritual enlightenment

Property investor Sudesh Jhunjhnuwala shares his 2023 highs and lows, and hopes for 2024.

Sultans of spin: The public relations industry power list

They lurk in the shadows & whisper in the ears of company CEOs. They are the spin doctors.

Debt explained: How much does NZ owe and who do we owe it to?

The country's debt burden is growing quickly. How worried should we be?

How to watch your pennies in 2024

Inflation may go down, but there are other problems on the horizon.

Global stock markets record best year since 2019

The S&P 500 ends 2023 just shy of record as investors bet interest rates have peaked.

Sasha Borissenko: Legal highs and lows of 2023

Some standouts, from Judith Collins becoming a KC to Kiri Allen re-emerging as a lobbyist.

Financial Times writers’ predictions for the world in 2024

FT: Forecasts for the new year - who will win the US election? Will Musk's X go bankrupt?

The Ex-Files: 'Help - my ex could be hiding a lot of crypto'

Family lawyer on how to divide assets after a split if cryptocurrency is involved.

Meet the 'Spud King': Millionaire says farming 'better than sex'

Herald journalist Kurt Bayer meets a quiet, self-made millionaire who just loves farming.

Diana Clement: The biggest money lessons I learned in 2023

OPINION: Saving money can be a big effort, or come from spontaneous tips.

Roger Douglas on what's wrong with today's political parties - including Act

Listen: 'The problem is that the politicians of today, they want to help themselves'.