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Margin Call

Where to hide from the AI storm

ANALYSIS: Understanding exactly what you own, and why, is the most reliable edge an investor has.

Tue, 10 Mar 2026

Margin Call

Pricing for growth or maximising profit?

Margin Call

SaaS: Architecture of impermanence – end of easy-growth era

Margin Call

China’s growth cooled late 2025; what NZ investors can expect

Margin Call

FPH and CSL: A tale of two healthcare heavyweights

Margin Call

Rio Tinto-Glencore: Will this time be different?

Edwards on Politics

The political debate over race, culture and identity

ANALYSIS: This year’s election campaign might get ugly.

Brent Edwards Thu, 26 Feb 2026

Underarm

Is ‘peak Australia’ facing its banana republic moment?

ANALYSIS: With productivity in the doldrums and public debt rising, some are predicting that 2026 is at good as it gets for the Australian economy.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 25 Feb 2026

Margin Call

SaaS: Architecture of impermanence – end of easy-growth era

ANALYSIS: SaaS has been particularly hard hit by the phenomenon now known as ‘vibe coding’.

Tim Chesterfield Tue, 24 Feb 2026

Shoeshine

Mergers and acquisitions key to NZ’s economic expansion

ANALYSIS: Our capital constrained economy needs M&A settings that foster investment, not strangle it.

Will Mace Mon, 23 Feb 2026

Book Review

The rise and fall of a corporate raider

Ron Brierley’s recollections are strictly business.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 22 Feb 2026

Beehive Banter

Reserve Bank, employment law, infrastructure, Winston Peters

ANALYSIS: Interest rates may be on the verge of going back up as voters go to the polls.

Brent Edwards Sat, 21 Feb 2026

Last Word

Patchiness prevails but blue skies in sight

ANALYSIS: ‘We are seeing a recovery, but we are at the early stages,’ new RBNZ Governor Anna Breman said this week.

Hamish McNicol and Calida Stuart-Menteath Fri, 20 Feb 2026

Hunter’s Corner

The underbelly of an underwrite

ANALYSIS: A lot of money is raised on the secondary market, but parts of the process remain obscure.

Tim Hunter Fri, 20 Feb 2026

Edwards on Politics

National infrastructure plan poses challenge to political parties

ANALYSIS: It remains to be seen whether they can they put politics aside and at least agree on the approach the plan recommends.

Brent Edwards Thu, 19 Feb 2026

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Where to hide from the AI storm

Pricing for growth or maximising profit?

SaaS: Architecture of impermanence – end of easy-growth era

China’s growth cooled late 2025; what NZ investors can expect

FPH and CSL: A tale of two healthcare heavyweights

Rio Tinto-Glencore: Will this time be different?

The political debate over race, culture and identity

Is ‘peak Australia’ facing its banana republic moment?

SaaS: Architecture of impermanence – end of easy-growth era

Mergers and acquisitions key to NZ’s economic expansion

The rise and fall of a corporate raider

Reserve Bank, employment law, infrastructure, Winston Peters

Patchiness prevails but blue skies in sight

The underbelly of an underwrite

National infrastructure plan poses challenge to political parties

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Arria NLG launches ‘aggressive’ capital raise

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Where to hide from the AI storm

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