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Summer reads: Out of office - the year our working lives changed

The New York Times examines the future of the office following Covid-19's upheaval.

Kate MacNamara: The rules for a level 4 lockdown need to change – just in case

More economic activity should be allowed to continue, writes Kate MacNamara.

Is the stock market bubble about to pop?

The Telegraph's Jeremy Warner sees a canary in the stock market coal mine.

Data breach: Reserve Bank insider warned about security risks

Third-party provider revealed. NZRise gives the Government a slam over its wider strategy.

Richard Prebble: China has silenced NZ

Liberal democracies need to stand up to China, writes Richard Prebble.

Reserve Bank says it wasn't directly targeted in cyber attack

Adrian Orr said breach was result of third party provider, Acellion, being hacked.

Sign of the times: Kiwi returnee takes job search to roundabout

Kim Holloway, 56, needs a job - and he's not sitting around waiting for the phone to ring.

Auckland port company chairwoman quits

Bill Osborne to be acting chair of Ports of Auckland as Liz Coutts retires.

Ananish Chaudhuri: Raising minimum wage uses a few dollars to make a lot of sense

Opinion: Does raising the minimum wage lead to job losses? Not a lot, actually.

The vaccine blunder that shook Europe

Vaccine trouble is breeding a new form of euroscepticism, writes Ambrose Evans-Pritchard.

Expert reveals when you should buy Bitcoin

A market analyst offers a view on where Bitcoin could go next.

World Bank sees subdued recovery in 2021 and plenty of risk

The near-term outlook remains highly uncertain, despite the vaccine.

Leading questions: Restaurateur's plan for 2021 after 'brutal' 2020

Restaurateur Fleur Caulton says courage is needed in the face of Covid-19.

Mark Lister: Where to next for sharemarket, mortgage rates?

Investment expert Mark Lister on why it might pay to lock in a record-low mortgage rate.

Best and worst performing economies of 2020

IMF numbers reveal the top and bottom 5 economies.

Big money worry for Australians

A quarter of Australians are worried about paying rent or mortgages.