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OpenAI’s dominance and Netflix’s Demon Hunters
Margin Call

Are we there yet? NZ equity market and company earnings
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Margin Call
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AI dreams vs debt’s reality
Margin Call
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Increased quantitative approaches risk crowding, disappointment
Last Word
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Underfunded newsrooms a concern for democracy

ANALYSIS: Winston Peters’ claims of media bribes are off the mark.

Hunter’s Corner
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Dodgy legals in council company loans

ANALYSIS: Councils may have legal opinions absolving them of Local Government Act breach, but that doesn’t mean their business borrowing practices are good for ratepayers.

Tim Hunter Fri, 01 Dec 2023
Beehive Banter
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Dealing with Winston, the first 100 days, smoking backtrack

ANALYSIS: Peters’ grumpiness with the news media should come as no surprise.

Brent Edwards Fri, 01 Dec 2023
Politics
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Political styles clash in coalition Government

ANALYSIS: Christopher Luxon has a positive approach to the news media, while Winston Peters is antagonistic.

Brent Edwards Thu, 30 Nov 2023
Margin Call
15

Renewable energy: a once in a generation investment opportunity?

ANALYSIS: Attractive investment opportunities do exist and will continue to exist in renewable energy.

Michael Bacon Tue, 28 Nov 2023
Shoeshine
4

Is the party over for Big Four bank profits?

ANALYSIS: Margins are tighter, even though banks have higher interest rates on their side.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 27 Nov 2023
Economy Matters
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Relative quiet on NZ home front still at risk from world events

ANALYSIS: Global geopolitical, economic challenges might reach New Zealand and could put spanner into our economic recovery works.

Christoph Schumacher Mon, 27 Nov 2023
On the Money

Quantifying asset management fees’ effect on retiree income

ANALYSIS: Even a 1% total annual fee is a big deal for anyone with an interest in the residual assets.

Brent Sheather Sun, 26 Nov 2023
Book Review
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World in turmoil – the dangers to New Zealand’s security

Threats include terrorism, climate change, cyber-attacks, and weak defence force.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 26 Nov 2023
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Winston Peters lambasts Govt’s immigration changes
Margin Call
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Why passive global equity funds fall far short of market returns
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Economics
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RBNZ, Willis refuse to comment on new governor speculation

Economics
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Capital gains tax debate ‘sucks air out of room’
Economics
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Willis dumps on Trump for GDP slump
Hunter’s Corner
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Forest partnerships: the delay of gratification
Economics
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NZ economy declines 0.9% in June quarter
Te Ao Māori
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Te Ao Māori puts people at the heart of payments
General Business
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NZ’s female-only startups get just 2.9% of every dollar invested
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