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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?

Underarm

Drink more beer and tax gas exports – the solution for Australia

ANALYSIS: Many Australians believe the gas industry is not paying its fair share of tax. An alternative view is that Australia would be bankrupt without its resources exports.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 18 Feb 2026

Margin Call

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

ANALYSIS: Keeping a watching brief on the Chinese economy is prudent.

Øyvinn Rimer Tue, 17 Feb 2026

Shoeshine

Fractional property scheme no stepladder to success

ANALYSIS: Plenty of property crowdfunders have tried and failed at democratising home ownership. A new venture hopes to buck the trend.

Nicholas Pointon Mon, 16 Feb 2026

Economy Matters

Why NZ’s biggest companies are not big enough

ANALYSIS: To secure long-term prosperity, we need to rebalance toward the sectors where global growth is strongest.

Hillmarè Schulze Mon, 16 Feb 2026

Book Review

How the first bitcoin heist helped its success

Why Trump and Putin freed cryptocurrency criminals.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 15 Feb 2026

Beehive Banter

Tax or levy, RMA reform, India FTA, monetary policy

The Government had a messy start to the week when it announced a new LNG facility.

Brent Edwards Sat, 14 Feb 2026

Hunter’s Corner

Yes, a levy is a tax, even if it’s for LNG

ANALYSIS: The cost of funding LNG infrastructure is likely to fall mainly on households. How much they will benefit is less clear.

Tim Hunter Fri, 13 Feb 2026

Te Ao Māori

Carbon price volatility hits Treaty forests

A carbon market jolted by policy changes is wiping value from Treaty settlement forests and forcing iwi to ask whether the Crown is undermining assets meant for future generations.

Mike McRoberts Thu, 12 Feb 2026

Edwards on Politics

Real change needed for lobbying and campaign finance rules

ANALYSIS: If changes are not made, public disenchantment is likely to get worse.

Brent Edwards Thu, 12 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?

Drink more beer and tax gas exports – the solution for Australia

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

Fractional property scheme no stepladder to success

Why NZ’s biggest companies are not big enough

How the first bitcoin heist helped its success

Tax or levy, RMA reform, India FTA, monetary policy

Yes, a levy is a tax, even if it’s for LNG

Carbon price volatility hits Treaty forests

Real change needed for lobbying and campaign finance rules

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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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