Latest from Mood of the Boardroom

Luxon has edge in the campaign — CEOs

The CEOs had a clear view after watching Leaders’ Debate.

Top issues facing the nation — CEOs have their say

Survey respondents comment on how they would resolve top issues.

Mood of the Boardroom: Why NZ needs to sell its expertise to the world

Just exporting commodities won't be enough to get the country moving ahead.

Mood of the Boardroom: No shortcuts — we’re not Venezuela

CEOs have no appetite for big fiscal shortcuts.

Mood of the Boardroom: CEOs call for govt to make major spending cuts

Four out of five survey respondents want the new government to reduce costs.

Mood of the Boardroom: Labour Government’s support on tax measures wane further

Government actions are failing to resonate with business leaders.

Mood of the Boardroom: Reserve Bank reforms should go further

Long-term price stability is essential for fostering economic growth.

Mood of the Boardroom: Rating Jacinda Ardern's prime ministership

No question in the 2023 Mood of the Boardroom survey elicited as many comments from CEOs.

When China sneezes the world (and New Zealand) catch a cold

CEOs and directors respond to the Herald’s 2023 Election Survey.

Is the grass really greener across the ditch for Kiwi workers?

Australia has long looked attractive to New Zealand workers.

Act gains credibility as a partner in National-led government

National will need the support of the Act Party.

Business leaders sceptical over Nats’ tax package

CEOs scepticism is not confined to Labour.

Mood of the Boardroom: Finance leaders square off on business issues

There were plenty of laughs despite a sobering outlook at the recent election conference.

National’s foreign house buyers plan ‘sensible’, says real estate boss

Being able to buy a house here would ease the pathway for many.

China slowdown top of mind for NZ agribusiness leaders

Leaders are seeking bipartisan support on policies affecting the sector.

‘Cut the red tape and give firms a break’ - EMA chief executive

The government (after the election) must make it easier for companies to do business.