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Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
ACC has paid a settlement to the China-based widow of an illegal worker.
On a new podcast, Sir Michael Cullen reflects on the way money has shaped his life.
Things are starting to look precariously balanced, writes the FT's Joe Rennison.
The world's most important regulator is about to change.
The former National MP calls for a bi-partisan approach to a long-running problem.
The economy needs to catch up with inflated stock market valuations.
Joe Biden has outlined a plan to jump-start the economy.
We should aim to be more like foxes and less like hedgehogs, writes Jemima Kelly.
Analysts see inflation rising. The only question is by how much.
Many records broken: glimpse of market's strength
Index falls as investors ponder flow-on effects of smelter announcement.
More economic activity should be allowed to continue, writes Kate MacNamara.
Bank warns if business investment doesn't rise, recovery may slow.
The Telegraph's Jeremy Warner sees a canary in the stock market coal mine.
With profit-taking still prevalent, the S&P/NZX 50 Index closed down 0.8 per cent.
Liberal democracies need to stand up to China, writes Richard Prebble.
Economists do not expect house price gains to slow - or even flatten.
Stock markets rallied in spite of the actions of pro-Trump insurgents.
Westpac is putting the heat on its competitors.
The US equity market is more overvalued than it was on the eve of the 1929 crash.
Ma chose a big enemy when deciding to criticise China.
Bitcoin has taken off since the start of the pandemic - but will it last?
JP Morgan sees Bitcoin as a competitor to gold.
MBIE concerned about the economic and labour market uncertainty that persists.
Vaccine trouble is breeding a new form of euroscepticism, writes Ambrose Evans-Pritchard.
A market analyst offers a view on where Bitcoin could go next.
The road to vaccine-induced immunity is long and perilous.
The World Bank has outlined the risks to global economic recovery.
The near-term outlook remains highly uncertain, despite the vaccine.
The new owners of Harvey Furnishings have plans to double the group's $30m turn over.
Restaurateur Fleur Caulton says courage is needed in the face of Covid-19.