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Kiwi parachutes flying high

New NZX rule aims to promote women, minorities

Publicly listed companies will come under new pressure to promote women to boards and management under proposed new stock exchange rules.

Debbie Mayo-Smith: Four step focus gets results

Back to the land: Putting faith in farms

Media: No sex please, we're over sleaze

Award win tops Z Energy's 'stellar year'

Time to get a head start on staff churn

Deborah Hill Cone: Hey boss, E is for excellence, not ego

Argosy urged to pay $20m

Bridging the pay divide

Do women earn less because of the life choices they make? There's more to it than that, argue Galia Barhava-Monteith and Sarah Wilshaw-Sparkes.

Brian Gaynor: Fast-growing firms pick bosses from within

All systems are go for high-tech exec

ASB Bank's new chief executive is something of a <I>Thunderbirds</I> fan, finds Jamie Gray.

Deborah Hill Cone: From fallen star to the old familiar

There's nothing like being left waiting at a chilly airport to make you appreciate Air NZ.

Owen Glenn: Use science, technology to be innovative

Inside Money: Dirty linen update and healthy budget choices

So this, I thought, is how Budgets are balanced...

Shareholder group joins battle

US debt standoff keeps investors on sidelines of world markets

A Mexican standoff in the US debt talks, with a potential credit ratings downgrade and a government default at stake, kept investors on the sidelines overnight.

Out to lunch: Looking at the hospitality sector

With 85,000 hungry Rugby World Cup fans set to arrive in New Zealand in a few weeks, Dionne Christian looks at the level of hospitality and whether we are truly being served.