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Mood of the boardroom: CEOs rate the Cabinet
Finance Minister and PM top Herald poll of CEOs, writes Fran O'Sullivan.
Both parties lacking in policies to give us confidence
Both parties took a long time to put details of their policies in front of the electorate.
Robertson vs Goldsmith: CEOs compare finance rivals
CEOs compare Grant Robertson and Paul Goldsmith against each other.
Mood of the boardroom: How business leaders view Jacinda Ardern
Jacinda Ardern is admired for her leadership during a challenging term in government.
Mood of the boardroom: What business leaders think of Collins
Business leaders believe Judith Collins has improved National's election chances.
Mood of the boardroom: Covid-19 restrictions bordering on ridiculous
Border controls have become a major handbrake on business across most sectors.
Covid-19 has cast a pall over CEO confidence
Coronavirus-related issues dominate the domestic concerns in this year's survey.
Mood of the Boardroom: The goalposts are shifting daily
Covid-19 has put everyone on an uncertain playing field.
Miles Hurrell: NZ has goodness in spades
COMMENT: I believe the overall health response has been effective.
We need a technologically-driven plan
The govt should establish a tripartite Economic Transformation Group after the election.
RBNZ facing historic challenges
Business leaders see monetary policy conditions as sufficient to get NZ through the crisis
Sell to Kiwis to reduce national debt
A plan detailing the timing of infrastructure projects will provide a boost to the economy
Mood of the boardroom: Business, not bureaucrats
Business wants more engagement if Labour gets its second term.
Primary sector a shining light, concern over global outlook
Sector leaders are keen to see a long-term, co-ordinated recovery plan.
Mood of the boardroom: All's not well in food and beverage
Quality food and beverage products is seemingly the way forward for New Zealand exports.
Mood of the boardroom: Business call to action
What company leaders are prioritising in a Government response to Covid-19.
Act leader David Seymour a single-handed success
David Seymour has been a standout in Parliament and a de facto leader of the opposition.
Mood of the boardroom: Debt mounts in wake of Covid-19
CEOs are sceptical the Government can build a sustainable, added-value economy.
Towards a more connected world
Spark CEO says the pandemic has accelerated the move from physical to digital business.
Mood of the boardroom: Top three issues facing the nation
Chief executives were asked to nominate their top three concerns.
Mood of the boardroom: Wage subsidy a jobsaver for many
Some sectors have even taken on staff writes Tim McCready.
Pandemic has accelerated change
David MacLean says the Covid downturn is something the industry has to live with.
Mood of the boardroom: The show must go on — online
Business chiefs challenge political leaders on their election policies.
Mood of the boardroom: Electricity sector reaches exciting time
Tiwai exit provides New Zealand with 'a unique opportunity'.
Mood of the boardroom: Tax hike could curb charity spend
Real estate boss Peter Thompson sees Labour's tax raise as a worrying move.
Mood of the boardroom: CEOs grade the National leaders
Collins tops the poll, but there is praise for Bridges' performance.
Business wants a clear path, with no surprises
Kirk Hope wants Government to develop a pragmatic way ahead for businesses.
Resurgence pops plans for transtasman bubble
Support for transtasman travel but only when safe, reports Tim McCready.
The Green Party - A tale of two leaders
CEOs struggle with the the differing styles of James Shaw and Marama Davidson.
A fine balance between economic and health outcomes
Government must get major projects under way to soak up rising unemployment.
Public funding — or private donations?
Donations to political parties have been in the spotlight of multiple investigations.
Mood of the boardroom: Government on a fiscal tightrope
Business leaders are looking for a government plan that creates growth and prosperity.
Mood of the boardroom: Construction faces trying times
Reducing staff numbers is the new normal for leading construction companies.