More on Brian Henry, house buying, red wine jitters, something smelly at MRP and the Rich List 2013
This week Shoeshine pokes his nose into a disconcerting smell around Mighty River Power's geothermal doings.
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Scrutiny Week
More details are revealed in today’s National Business Review Print edition as Business Editor Duncan Bridgeman looks at how legal action involving founder Brian Henry might flavour the fortunes of keen-to-list tech company Arria NLG.
Political reporter Rob Hosking asks what is wrong with saving for a bigger house deposit, David Williams examines how immigration rule changes have gone down the wrong way at a fast food chain and editor-in-chief Nevil Gibson juggles the pros and cons of life on red wine.
In NBR In Depth, Hong Kong-based correspondent Frank Ching considers why China’s web of great power relationships excludes the world’s third largest economy, while Neville Bennett welcomes international moves for a global tax regime.
In case there was any doubt, technology editor Chris Keall – writing in a special tech toys report – explains why NBR’s high-earning readers are as serious about play as they are about work, beginning with tips on how to buy a big-screen TV.
This week Shoeshine pokes his nose into a disconcerting smell around Mighty River Power’s geothermal doings.
And yes, it’s here.
The National Business Review Rich List 2013 is out today, bigger and bolder than ever with details of increased wealth, investment and a whole batch of innovative newcomers.
NBR Staff
Fri, 26 Jul 2013
Fri, 26 Jul 2013
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More on Brian Henry, house buying, red wine jitters, something smelly at MRP and the Rich List 2013
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