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Einstein valued intuition, which happens as the result of fast, sub-conscious processing in the brain
Valerie van Mulukom

Should you go with your gut? A neuroscientist explains

WEEKEND REVIEW Sun 20 May 4

Imagine the director of a big company announcing an important decision and justifying it with it being based on a gut feeling. There would be disbelief. But intuition happens as a result of fast, subconscious processing in the brain. 

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
Benjamin Jones and Daniel Kim

Most successful entrepreneurs are older than you think

WEEKEND REVIEW Sun 13 May 9

The age of the average entrepreneur will surprise you.

"Nice to see some FACTS thrown onto the table"
Trump: Has alternative to trade war
Amitrajeet Batabyal

Boycott China and avoid a trade war

WEEKEND REVIEW Sun 6 May 10

The US and China are locked in negotiations both sides say they hope will avert a painful trade war.

Lake Taupo, New Zealand’s largest lake, has a nitrogen cap and trade programme in place, which allocates farmers individual nitrogen discharge allowances.
Troy Baisden

Six ways to improve water quality in New Zealand’s lakes and rivers

WEEKEND REVIEW Sun 22 Apr 15

Managing hotspots, establishing clear ownership.

Trump
Ian Sheldon

Trump’s exports-good, imports-bad trade policy, debunked by an economist

WEEKEND REVIEW Sun 22 Apr 11

Three reasons the US president is wrong.

Jason Erikson
Jonathan Underhill

Philip Morris NZ's redacted statement of claim: What big tobacco didn't want you to read

Thu 29 Mar 7

Philip Morris (New Zealand) is suing British American Tobacco (New Zealand) in the Auckland High Court, alleging its larger rival is breaching the Commerce Act in the way it ties up retailers.

Thousands of Kiwibuild homes for Unitec land

Publisher puts a cat among the pigeons

The media’s PR people problem

Global supply chain changes dampen pace of world trade growth

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