close
MENU
How to guide
How to guide
Home
The NBR Rich List
NBR Marketplace
NBR Video

Categories

General Business Investment Economics Te Ao Māori Politics Infrastructure Australia Tech & Innovation Finance Law Professional Services Primary Industries Retail Property Deals Marketing & Media Tourism Energy Luxury Property Aviation News Comings & Goings

Analysis

All Economy Matters Edwards on Politics Hunter’s Corner Last Word Margin Call On the Money Shoeshine Underarm NBR Focus

Featured

The NBR Podcast Morning Brew The Grind Entrepreneurs Your Business Beehive Banter Toil & Trouble Market Outlook Dollars & Sense Local Edge Private Bin Audio Articles Podcasts NZ Aviation News Back Issues NBR Radar (Archive) Opinion (Archive) NBR Rich List (Archive)
Latest
Related
Margin Call

Export-led recovery ahead for New Zealand
Margin Call
4

Squeezing juice from a drying cash rate
Margin Call

If US exceptionalism has peaked where else can we invest?
Margin Call
11

Aussie equities don’t deserve special place in NZ portfolios
Margin Call
5

Nvidia: The ‘bubble’ that wasn’t
Beehive Banter
7

Climate change changes, census inquiry, leaving the country

ANALYSIS: And Te Pāti Māori at centre of allegations about misuse of government data.

Brent Edwards Fri, 14 Jun 2024
Edwards on Politics
4

PM’s business approach will be judged on its results

ANALYSIS: The Government does have some things running in its favour, with economic activity forecast to pick up next year and beyond.

Brent Edwards Thu, 13 Jun 2024
Underarm
9

Aussie media turns nasty as revenues sink

ANALYSIS: The gloves are off in the Australian media sector as players leave objectivity behind and take sides.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 12 Jun 2024
Margin Call

Success of Jim Simons vs Warren Buffett

ANALYSIS: Despite differences, it’s one of the things they have in common that draws the most pertinent lessons for personal investors.

Ashley Gardyne Tue, 11 Jun 2024
Featured Listers 2024

‘S***, if I drop dead’: NBR Listers and succession

ANALYSIS: The world is gearing up for what has been dubbed the ‘great wealth transfer’, expected to see at least US$90 trillion of assets move from baby boomers to the next generation.

Hamish McNicol Mon, 10 Jun 2024
On the Money
26

Myth of compulsory KiwiSaver as best savings vehicle

ANALYSIS: There are numerous instances of the finance sector putting its hand on its heart and citing its social responsibility to lobby for compulsory KiwiSaver with tax incentives. 

Brent Sheather Sun, 09 Jun 2024
Book Review

From golden years to threatening clouds

Ian F Grant continues his history of New Zealand newspapers.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 09 Jun 2024
Hunter’s Corner
8

SkyCity’s Ryman nightmare

ANALYSIS: The spectre of US private placement debt can be seen behind SkyCity’s shock decision to suspend dividends.

Tim Hunter Fri, 07 Jun 2024
Edwards on Politics

The Government’s difficult task of balancing the books

ANALYSIS: The Treasury warns operating allowances might not be enough to cover all the Government’s costs.

Brent Edwards Thu, 06 Jun 2024
1 55 56 57 58 59 140
Most Popular
Most Commented
Primary Industries

Alliance Group nears deal on capital raise
Retail
1

Luxury retailers grapple with tough times
Toil & Trouble
4

Interim reinstatement declined for law firm ‘dobber’
The NBR Podcast

Podcast #64: Five reasons why some shares suck
Rich List 2025

Featured Rich Lister: Peter Cooper
Investment

ACC stocks up on THL post takeover pitch

Te Ao Māori
24

Why the ‘Māori tax advantage’ is a myth

General Business
22

‘Don’t talk to me about climate reporting’: Dame Joan Withers
Hunter’s Corner
12

Someone is wrong about Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
Economics
8

Would it be a mistake to pause the OCR next week?
Edwards on Politics
7

Does the Regulatory Standards Bill meet its own standards?
Law
6

Watson fails to halt SEC insider trading claim
Subscribe Login