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Distractions cloud Elliott’s legacy at ANZ

ANALYSIS: Nine years into the job, Shayne Elliott has driven a more domestic focus for ANZ, but the transition has its complications.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 02 Sep 2024
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Time for a shake-up of New Zealand’s equity crowdfunding rules

ANALYSIS: Founders’ overly-optimistic financial forecasts don’t seem to deter investors.

Fiona Rotherham Mon, 26 Aug 2024
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‘Light touch’ Govt AI policy belies need for ChatGVT

ANALYSIS: The Government has signalled it wants private sector to lead AI-based economic improvements, but it needs to light the way on LLMs.

Will Mace Mon, 19 Aug 2024
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With legislation MIA, court steps in to expedite class actions

ANALYSIS: A recent Court of Appeal case gives surety of payment to litigation funders, a big advance for New Zealand that puts our court ahead of Australia.

Dita De Boni Mon, 12 Aug 2024
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Party is over for Aussie craft beer binge

ANALYSIS: Breweries are closing and businesses failing as the Government takes more tax and beer drinking declines.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 05 Aug 2024
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Dawn Aerospace’s path to being a billion-dollar business

ANALYSIS: ‘We’re a real company in the sense we’re not 100% reliant on VC funding any more,’ says CEO Stefan Powell.

 

Fiona Rotherham Mon, 29 Jul 2024
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Fast food takeaway: a different future as obesity drugs burgeon

ANALYSIS: Food companies – including fast food purveyors Restaurant Brands, Burger Fuel, and others – have a clear future trend ahead of them.

Dita De Boni Mon, 22 Jul 2024
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Going for gold – getting return on investment from Paris 2024

ANALYSIS: Olympic athletes capture our attention every four years, and its our attention that fuels their success.

Will Mace Mon, 15 Jul 2024
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The mutual fund turns 100. Has it had its day?

ANALYSIS: Inflows into mutual funds have flatlined in recent years as investors have piled into assets such as ETF's and as mutual funds celebrate their 100th anniversary some are doubting their future.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 08 Jul 2024
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