Brian Gaynor: Bull run — is it 1980s all over again?
COMMENT: The major differences between the NZX at present and the frenzied 1980s.
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Investors confidence has dipped slightly although it remains at historically high levels
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Liam Dann: Suck it up - Why the dollar's dive is good news
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Comment: is it really that dire out there?
Elon Musk taunts investors betting against Tesla
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Manufacturing figures show slowing growth
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Stock Takes: Is Apple still worth a bite?
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Robertson defends Government position to grumpy business community
The Finance Minister stressed this country was a good place to do business.
Construction industry a 'house of cards'
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Fresh trade-war talk raises risk of sharemarket crash
Market Watch: this week's escalation of trade war rhetoric has rattled global markets.
Tech company Gentrack raises $25.8m to pay off debt
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US fund takes stake in diagnostics firm Pacific Edge
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Economy Hub: Will China slowdown hurt NZ?
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Tourism businesses off to Hawaiian summit
A lingerie retailer and a tourism operator have stood out among hundreds.
Liam Dann: Trump farm policy is pure socialism
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Mark Fowler: Caution over long-term, fixed-rate bonds
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Liam Dann: Dumbing down - NZ economy not getting smarter
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Fortnite leads to huge spike in NZ internet traffic
Kiwis playing online video game Fortnite saw internet traffic spike 20 per cent higher
Oz CEO pay hits record - Pizza boss gets most dough
The pay of top ASX-listed companies has hit a record high.
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Joanna Lawn: The savvy deal maker breathing new life into the NZX
Joanna Lawn explains how she plans to breathe new life into the NZX.
NZ dollar fall could be saviour for dairy
The ground under dairy prices is looking shaky this season.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Endless red tape causes renovation frustration
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Market Watch: Global equities boom, but who's winning?
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Why Kiwis don't invest in shares
New Zealand's direct ownership of shares is low compared to other countries.
Mark Lister: A half-year economic scorecard
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Europe's 'death wish' has never been stronger
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