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Comment: A global job cull is coming and NZ must prepare

7.1 million jobs will disappear due to automation.

Business directors wary of the digital future

Most business directors have doubts about how their boards will manage a digital future.

Meat alternative headed to NZ?

An alternative to meat that looks, smells and tastes like meat is available in the US

Kate McKenzie only woman CEO in NZX 50

Kate McKenzie became the sole woman at the head of an NZX50 company when she started her new job as Chorus chief executive yesterday.

Women on boards - NZ lagging behind

New Zealand has one of the lowest rates of women on public-company boards in the western world, according to data from the Institute

Govt picks up board diversity plan

The Government has picked up a development programme designed to foster the next generation of company directors.

NZ business leader warns against Trump

Michael Stiassny says New Zealanders can't follow the path towards Donald Trump style leadership.

Wheeler warns on housing

It could take three to five years to close the gap between housing supply and demand in Auckland, if left to supply measures alone, says Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler.

Open Bank Resolution gives us options, says Reserve Bank

Directors' Institute gets sponsor

Distinguished directors honoured

Two long-serving company directors have been recognised for their exceptional service to New Zealand business.

Bold tax reform needed, says Treasury head

<i>Gill South:</i> It won't kill you to seek advice, but it may kill you if you don't

Shake-up in the country's boardrooms

On Monday, Fisher & Paykel Appliances will take its first steps towards a major boardroom shake-up.

<i>Thomas Pippos</i>: Tax reform debate only just beginning